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번들가격할인 프레이밍과 메시지 프레이밍이 소비자의 번들구성제품에 대한 평가에 미치는 영향, So Jin Park

Asia Marketing Journal

This study investigate the interaction effects of bundle price discount framing and message framing on consumer`s attitude of bundle component. Although each effect of bundle price discount framing and message framing has been explored individually, few attempts have been made to invest them jointly. This study tests the interaction effects of bundle price discount framing and message framing on consumer`s evaluation of bundle component. Moreover, this research focuses on consumer`s evaluation of individual bundle component while the existing research on bundling primarily focused on consumer`s evaluation of the bundle. Prior research suggests that consumers are sensitive to the framing of …

열정 + 혁신 + 마케팅 = 신시장 창출 『풀무원 "자연은 맛있다"의 생라면 시장 개척 사례』, Kyoung Hee Chu, Doo Hee Lee, Seong Yeon Park, Yoo

Asia Marketing Journal

This case illustrates a story of passionate and innovative new market development by Pulmuone, a fresh food provider in Korea. The company has been successfully developing a new market by introducing a (non-frying) fresh ramen, ``Jayeonun Masitda - The Nature Is Tasty`` in the packaged ramen market dominated by fried ones. In this case, a detailed new market development process by Pulmuone will be investigated including; company overview, a new product development process, marketing strategy formulation, marketing mix implementation, market performance, and future directions. Pulmuone has been making efforts to create a new product category by marketing non-frying ramens since …

Newsroom: Lessons From Justice Breyer, Roger Williams University School Of Law

Life of the Law School (1993- )

No abstract provided.

Organizational Characteristics And Employee Overall Satisfaction: A Comparison Of State-Owned And Non State- Owned Enterprises In Vietnam, Lam D. Nguyen

The South East Asian Journal of Management

Differences in employee overall job satisfaction between public and private sector organizations have long been a topic of organizational academic debate. This study looks at the differences and the relationships between organizational characteristics and employee overall satisfaction between the State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and the Non-State-Owned Enterprises (Non-SOEs) in Vietnam. The purpose of this study is threefold: 1) to examine the differences in organizational characteristics in 7 components including purposes, structure, leadership, relationships, rewards, helpful mechanisms, and attitude toward change; 2) to examine the differences in employee overall satisfaction; and 3) to explore the relationship between organizational characteristics and employee overall …

Gpsa Student Council Meeting, 10/29/2011, Graduate And Professional Student Association

GPSA Meeting Agendas and Minutes

No abstract provided.

October 29, 2011 (Pages 5731-5940), Pennsylvania Legislative Reference Bureau

Volume 41 (2011)

No abstract provided.

Easterner, Vol. 63, No. 5, October 19, 2011, Associated Students Of Eastern Washington University

Student Newspapers

This issue of the Easterner contains articles about the football game against Northern Colorado, the Women's Commission forum on women's safety, an art department exhibition featuring works by David Saling, the upcoming production of the Vagina Monologues on campus, grants available through the EWU Foundation Board of Directors, the upcoming ROTC Ranger Challenge, Occupy Spokane, increased tuition for online courses, a widespread power outage in Cheney, Homecoming, a car event in Leavenworth, the Scary Feminists, alumnus and writer Bruce Wood, and the volleyball and rubgy seasons.

10/29/2011 Obituary Records, Hawaii Obituaries

Obituaries

List of Obituaries for individuals who passed away on 10/29/2011. Scroll down to see the names and obituary description.

The Murray Ledger And Times, October 29, 2011, The Murray Ledger And Times

The Murray Ledger & Times

No abstract provided.

About The Authors

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

List of authors for Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry, Volume 8, Number 1, 1990.

Letters To The Editor

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Letters to the Editor for Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry, Volume 8, Number 1, 1990.

Book Review: Biologic Psychiatry For The Biologist, John P. Seibyl, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY: THE THIRD GENERATION OF PROGRESS

Edited by Herbert Y. Meltzer, M.D .New York, Raven Press, 1987

1824 pages, $160.00

Book Review: Illness Or Person?, Beth Z. Mark, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Book Review of:

PSYCHOTHERAPY OF NEUROTIC CHARACTER

Dana Shapiro

New York, Basic Books, 1989

In Response: A Practical Approach To The Assessment And Management Of Psychiatric Emergencies, William R. Dubin, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

I would like to respond to the article entitled "A Practical Approach to the Assessment and Management of Psychiatric Emergencies" (Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 7:8 I-9 1, 1989). The authors are to be congratulated for their concise distillation of the major clinical problems encountered in emergency psychiatry. However, there are several aspects of this review which require further amplification and clarification.

Psychiatrists' Knowledge And Attitudes About The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Carol L. Alter, M.D., Ellen S. Dickinson, M.D., Greg Miller, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Since 1981 the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has become the primary health care issue in this nation. Psychiatrists have had a central role in caring for AIDS patients: they have been asked to evaluate and treat patients with neuropsychiatric manifestations of AIDS and emotional reactions to the illness itself, as well as to treat those who are fearful of acquiring AIDS. Numerous studies in the literature have explored the physician and lay population's knowledge and attitudes about AIDS. To date no study has addressed these issues in psychiatrists in specific (1- 9).

Most studies suggest that individuals who have …

The Homicide Witness And Victimization; Ptsd In Civilian Populations: A Literature Review, Gerald M. Streets, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

People who witness the murder of an individual, whether a family member or acquaintance, often experience their loss as a psychic trauma. This described trauma is revealed by the symptom complex defined in the DSM-III-R as post -traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Children, in particular, frequently suffer from debilitating grief, which hinders their emotional and cognitive development. This grief may masquerade as a learning disability, hyperactivity, or an attention deficit disorder. Witnessing murder and being victimized (i.e, rape, incest, and physical abuse) are equivalent experiences in their potential for generating massive intrapsychic conflict. Being poor is a predisposing factor which puts …

Exploring Frontal Lobe Dysfunction In Schizophrenia With Positron Emission Tomography, Donald P. Hall, Jr., M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Frontal lobe dysfunction in schizophrenic pa tients has been highly suspected for many years. Many psychiatrists and patients, however, are awaiting solid proof of a biological manifestation of this disease. While positron emission tomography does not uniformly demonstrate such a manifestation, it does demonstrate a prefrontal cortex deficit in most reported studies. Further, a localization of the attention deficit of schizophrenia, in the prefrontal cortex, is strongly suggested by some studies.

INTRODUCTION

Positron emission tomography (PET) has enabled investigators in modern clinical psychiatry to demonstrate that schizophrenia is, at least in part, a frontal lobe disorder. PET studies of many …

A Case Of Conversion Catatonia Misdiagnosed For 24 Years, Pauline K. Wiener, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Catatonia is a syndrome whose etiology may be both diverse and difficult to substantiate. Ms. H. is a 45-year-old black female with 18 previous psychiatric hospitalizations beginning at age 21. A common characteristic to all hospitalizations was a catatonic presentation (i.e ., the patient was mute with marked muscular rigidity; she would refuse to eat or follow orders). In each of her previous 18 hospitalizations, the patient was thought to be psychotic.

It was found that each catatonic episode could be related to a severe psychological stressor. The patient's illness never involved delusions, hallucinations or disturbances in thought form. Upon …

Enhancing The Utility Of The Dexamethasone Suppression Test: A Chart Review And Application Of Bayes' Theorem, Scott B. Patten, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

The dexamethasone suppression test (DST) is the most extensively studied biological test in psychiatry. Despite this, its role in the diagnostic assessment of psychiatric patients remains controversial. Shortcomings of the test include limited sensitivity (45%) and limited specificity (75-80%) (1). The DST has many proposed uses, including the differentiation of endogenous from non-endogenous depressions, helping to decide when maintenance medications may be withdrawn, and as a diagnostic test for major depression. This paper is concerned with the latter use only, that is, the ability of the DST to function as a useful diagnostic test for major depression.

The significance of …

Reliability Of Trainees' Endorsements On Standardized Psychiatric Interviews, Thomas E. Uttley, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

This study investigated the utilization of standardized psychiatric interviews (SPI's) in psychiatric training programs. As the field of psychiatry, and the training of its' new members moves to conformits' principles to scientific models, the reliable use of SPI's is use ful in reaching that goal, in both research and diagnostic applications. This investigation contains two studies. In Study 1, a random survey of 20 percent of all psychiatric residency training programs was conducted to determine the prevailing level of training devoted to SPI's. The resulting findings are referred to as "training as usual" (TAU). Study 1 shows that residents are …

Imipramine In The Treatment Of Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms In Schizophrenic Spectrum Illnesses: Three Case Reports, Ileana Zaharovits, M.D., Marvin H. Lipkowitz, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

It has long been known that obsessions and compulsions occur during the course of a schizophrenic illness (1- 7). It is, therefore, of interest that there has been little systematic research into the treatment of these symptoms in patients suffering from schizophrenia.

It is possible that the meager research in this area is related both to the difficulty at times in differentiating signs of a psychotic decompensation in severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OeD) from those of schizophrenia; and to the significant amount of controversy regarding the function of obsessive compulsive symptoms in patients suffering from schizophrenia and related diseases. For example, …

Postpartum Depression In A Caretaking Grandmother: Case Report, Valerie D. Raskin, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

Postpartum depression has only recently been understood to affect individuals other than the biological mother (1). In such cases, postpartum depression has been attributed to the enormous psychological and social stress of the caretaking role, with its demands to nurture in the face of what may be the sense of having been insufficiently nurtured oneself (2). A growing number of grandparents, especially maternal grandmothers, are being asked to serve as primary caretakers for their grandchildren, due to circumstances which include adolescent childbearing, single parent families and substance abuse. A case report of a new grandmother with significant caretaking functions who …

Treating Dual Diagnosis Patients: Challenges And Opportunities, Robert H. Howland, M.D.

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

The use and abuse of drugs and alcohol have recently gained greater attention both from the public and the medical profession. Despite increasing cognizance of its unfortunate consequences, substance use has become a more pervasive element of contemporary society. As substance abuse has come to affect more segments of the population, it is not surprising that this problem also has affected the mentally ill. Awareness of the mentally ill substance abuser has grown, although this population has not been well studied or well served by the mental health system. These dually diagnosed patients often are depicted as the square pegs …

Special Article: One Resident's Perspective On A Different Style Of Psychopharmacological Practice, Michael Amiel, M.D., Docteur J.P. Blayac

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

This article provides a comparison of psychopharmacological practices in the U.S. and France. The prescription as well as proscription of various classes of psychotropic drugs are considered. Even though the general guidelines of psychopharmacological practice remain the same, the details vary considerably and are determined especially by commercial factors.

INTRODUCTION

Though a comparison of current clinical psychopharmacological practices in France and the U.S. is an unaddressed topic, these contrasts may be quite striking to an American-trained psychiatrist. The following observations are based on my two month inpatient experience as a fourth-year psychiatric resident at a public psychiatric institution located in …

Mead Johnson Award

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

The Mead Johnson Award has been established to honor the best paper submitted to The Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry: A Resident Publication during each calendar year. An award of one thousand dollars is given to the chosen author, with an additional one thousand dollars to be given to the residency program or fellowship in which the author is enrolled. The winning submission will be selected by the Journal's editorial board from manuscripts submitted on any subject related to psychiatric practice and/or research. We invite authors to review the Information for Contributors section of this issue. The board will announce …

Editor's Column, Elizabeth Trefzger, Md

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

In selecting articles for, and preparing this latest issue of the Jefferson Journal, I am impressed by the ongoing trend towards refinement that is present in the submissions which we receive. This has been both encouraging and exciting for everyone concerned with the production of the Journal. Much as any other piece of scientific literature, the value of criticism in the production of the work cannot be forgotten . While reflecting on the need for refined and worthwhile criticism I have been reminded of the value of criticism in education. It is through criticism, our own self evaluation, and that …

Resident Editorial Board

Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry

List of Resident Editorial Board for Jefferson Journal of Psychiatry, Volume 8, Number 1, 1990.

Lunch, Dr. Jeffrey Brenner M.D.

Law Review Symposia Archives

No abstract provided.

Panel 1: Introduction To Accountable Care Organizations, Jorge Lopez, Hal Teitelbaum, Michael Kalison

Law Review Symposia Archives

Promise and Pitfalls: Health Reform's Medicare ACO Shared Savings Program

The Prospect of Being Hanged: Focusing the Physician Mind on ACOs

The Lessons of Gainsharing

Gop Presidential Candidate Jon Huntsman Visits Campus Nov. 4, Winthrop University

Winthrop News 2011

• Huntsman will speak at 8 a.m. in the Tuttle Dining Room to area residents, faculty, staff and students.
• As governor of Utah from 2004 to 2009, Huntsman simplified the tax structure, reduced taxes and spearheaded health care reform.