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PEST analysis model
PEST Analysis (Political, Economical, Social, Technological) PEST Analysis is a simple and widely used tool that helps analyze the Political, Economic, Social and Technological changes in the business environment. This tool gives a quick overview of the various forces that can impact a business a......
brand belief
Let’s look at what it takes to have a strong brand identity, where a company has a clear vision for the products and services it provides, as well as a powerful personality rooted in a solid brand belief system. Ultimately, it all comes down to having a “brand soul” that sets a company apart fr......
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Sophia
Pollack mode
Mental Models: Introduction Mental models are cognitive constructs that help us understand the world around us. They allow us to make sense of complex situations, and to process the vast amount of information that we encounter on a daily basis. Mental models are shaped by our experiences, values,......
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Sophia
Theory X and Theory Y
X and Y Theory X Theory is a pragmatic approach that emphasizes how humans can use their understanding and experience to develop beneficial habits and behaviors. X theorizes that people come to understand and act in their environments through the use of prior knowledge, practical decisions and se......
tags: theory their x theory behavior y
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Sophia
Ed Sheehan's three-level culture model
Edmund Hirschs Three-Level Culture Model Introduction The noted German-American anthropologist Edmund Hirsch developed a three-level cultural model to help explain culture and its influence on behavior. In the model, he stated that culture is comprised of three levels: surface level, intermediat......
tags: culture level values culture model values
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Oliver
Threshold effect
The Door-in-the-Face Effect The Door-in-the-Face effect is a phenomenon in which people are more likely to comply with a large request that has been preceded by a much larger and seemingly unreasonable request. The first request serves as a “door” for the smaller request that follows, which is ......
Occam's Razor
The Occams razor principle, named after the medieval logician and Franciscan friar William of Occam (or Ockham), states that, among competing hypotheses, the one with the fewest assumptions should be selected. In other words, the simplest explanation is often the best one. The principle is often ......
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Sophia
Bem's theory of self-perception
Self Perception Theory Self Perception theory was developed by social psychologist Daryl Bem in 1967. It states that people form their attitudes by looking at their own behavior and the situations in which it occurs. This theory attempts to explain why people often act in ways that are inconsiste......
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Ben Libby
Are We Ready to Enter Life in a Human Realm? In 21st century, technology has evolved to its peak. Society already has many aspects of a virtual world. We can communicate effectively with people from all around the world, attend a remote course, and even work remotely. With the advancement of tech......
tags: world virtual risks we our thoughts
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Lily
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