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Manuscript Reference: Van der Voort, Glac, & Meijs (2009).
Review of case studies, so qualitative in nature.
The research topic of interest is corporate community involvement (CCI), which is the provision of goods and services to nonprofit and civic organizations by corporations.
To introduce a social movement approach to understanding CCI dynamics within corporations. Social movements are defined as "organized collective endeavors to solve social problems […] that occur over longer term time stretches, are driven by long-term goals, and develop formal organizations." (p. 312).
Overarching Research Question or Theory: There has been little research that has tried to understand how corporations address the dynamics and challenges of managing CCI activities in the context of their business. This paper attempts to address that understanding.
Specific Research Questions / Philosophical Underpinnings: The hypothesis was that efforts by corporations to incorporate CCI as a standard business practice would actually hinder the growth of CCI in corporations. Moreover, making CCI standard business...
Manuscript Reference: Shugan (2005).
Type of Study: Primarily based on the results of quantitative studies, but this is actually an editorial or critique of theory.
Research Topic: Consumer behavior, specifically consumer rationality, which is described as a consumer choosing the most advantages behavior for them in an environment where all parties such as retailers, manufacturers, etc. have different incentives to act.
Purpose of the Study: To offer a definition of consumer rationality and explain how different methodologies can account for different findings in regard to consumer rationality. Understanding how consumers make choices is of course important. Here, the purpose is to discuss how methodological factors can lead to different results pertaining to consumer rationality.
Overarching Research Question or Theory: The primary theory implied in this paper is that consumer…
Shugan, S.M. (2005). Editorial: Are consumers rational? Experimental evidence? Marketing
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Van der Voort, J.M., Glac, K., & Meijs, L.C.P.M. (2009) "Managing" corporate community involvement. Journal of Business Ethics, 90, 311 -- 329.
Manuscript Reference: Powell, H., Mihalas, S., Onwegbuzie, A., Suldo, S., Daley, C. (2008). "Mixed methods research in school psychology: A mixed methods investigation of trends in the literature." Psychology in the Schools. 45 (4): 291-309. Mixed Methods. The research topic is what is the value of a mixed methods approach to issues pertinent in psychology. The purpose of the study was to explore what sort of utility a mixed methods approach brings
assistance formatting 15 references/Citations APA format. Revised Format - Reference List Alasdair, G & Yellin, J, (2010). Sports Wellness Exergaming Innovation, Human Physiology. Heriot-Watt, PA: Rodale. In-text reference: (Alasdair, 2010) Anderson, JM. MD. (2000, June). Whole Grain Foods and Heart Disease Risk. Research Nutritional Science: Nutritional Sciences Collective Metabolics. Division of Biostatistics, VA Medical Center, University of Lexington, Kentucky. (Vol. 19, No. 3 pp. 501-508). In-text reference: (Anderson, 2000) Broihier, Kitty, MS, RD.
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