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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Kan insikter om existentiellt engagemang ge utsikter om varumärkens värde i sammanhang? : En explorativ studie om existentiellt engagemangs påverkan på konsumenters upplevda värde av varumärken under Covid-19.

Kumlin, Peter, Berglind, Edward, Holmgren, Emelie January 2021 (has links)
Frågeställning: På vilket sätt kan existentiellt engagemang påverka konsumenters upplevelse av varumärkens värde? Syfte: Syftet med uppsatsen är att bygga vidare på tidigare forskning om konsumenters interaktioner med varumärken. Uppsatsen ämnar implementera existentiellt engagemang som en faktor i analysen av konsumentbeteede genom att kvantifiera och operationalisera grundläggande koncept av existentialism i syfte att ge bidrag till den teoretiska utvecklingen av konsumentbeteende. Slutligen är syftet med undersökningen att explorativt generera indikativa insikter av vilken påverkan existentiellt engagemang har på konsumenters upplevda värde av varumärken. Metod: Kandidatuppsatsen är explorativ och bygger på en deduktiv forskningsansats med kvantitativ forskningsstrategi. Empiriska data har insamlats med hjälp av webbenkät via Google formulär. Slutsats: Uppsatsen genererar ett bidrag till forskningen genom att explorativt kvantifiera och operationalisera grundläggande koncept av existentialism. Spiritualitet och autenticitet har i undersökningen använts för att mäta existentiellt engagemang och de operationaliserade påståendena har visat reliabilitet. Resultatet ger indikativa svar att existentiellt engagemang positivt påverkar målorienterat värde i störst utsträckning, följt av socialorienterat värde och sedan självorienterat värde.
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What's God got to do with sex? : exploring the relationship between patterns of spiritual engagement and the sexual health activities of Samoan youth : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Public Policy at Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand

Ulugia-Veukiso, Analosa January 2008 (has links)
What’s God got to do with Sex? Exploring the relationship between Spiritual engagement and the sexual health activities of Samoan youth. Improving the health and social wellbeing of Pacific youth is a key priority for the New Zealand Government. When the Pacific youth population’s sexual health is compared with that of other ethnic groups in New Zealand there are clear disparities. At the same time, spiritual engagement is frequently noted as protecting young people from engaging in health-risk taking behaviours. Objectives: This study determines whether a relationship exists between patterns of spiritual engagement and the sexual health activities of Samoan attending secondary schools in New Zealand. Does going to church or rating spiritual beliefs as important influence the sexual health activities of Samoan youth? Method: This research analyses data from ‘Youth 2000’, a youth health and wellbeing survey conducted in 2001. The survey was conducted with approximately 10,000 New Zealand secondary school students which included 646 Samoan and 5219 New Zealand Europeans. Nine sexual health activities were explored. Data relating to spiritual engagement and the sexual health activities of Samoan and New Zealand European students were extracted from the survey, measured and compared. Results: A significant proportion of Samoan youth have not had sexual intercourse. Just under a third of Samoan students (32.1%) have had sexual intercourse, with the average age of first sexual intercourse around 14 years. Findings reveal that the spiritual engagement variables: church attendance and the importance of spiritual beliefs have mixed influences on the different sexual health activities of Samoan youth. Conclusions: This study reinforces the central importance of spiritual engagement in the lives of many Samoan secondary school students. Government policies and interventions require an understanding of key health behaviours and their related risk and protective factors specific to New Zealand youth.

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