Montreal fashion talent in spotlight at Canadian Arts & Fashion ...
Montreal Gazette-Apr. 25, 2018
But in Montreal, as in the rest of Canada — and beyond — there is a lack of awareness of just how vibrant and creative the fashion industry is. Now in its fifth ...
Why the Fashion Industry Needs to Do More For Disabled ...
Glamour-Apr. 23, 2018
Why the Fashion Industry Needs to Do More For Disabled Customers ... For Sinéad Burke, an academic and fashion writer based in Dublin, Ireland, it's not that ...
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The Guardian-Sep. 1, 2018
More than class-consciousness, the ethics of the industry itself have made her uncomfortable. It's no secret, much as it might be overlooked, that fashion ...
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FLARE-Dec. 18, 2018
The fashion-forward siblings' dad is Carl Lorusso, co-owner of WasteCo, one of ... “The fashion industry is [responsible for so much pollution], and we have a ...
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A direct question is not always the best and shortest way to the solution Explorer task, although it is attractive because of its brevity. The advantage of situational questions compared to so-called direct questions is that they represent a phenomenon or a process in some specific, shaped, you might say, tangible form. Choosing a particular situation is proposed by the researcher, respondents expressed their attitude to the object under study. In some cases, when using a complex concept or when the Respondent is asked to solve a number of challenging research tasks, it facilitates the work of the respondents and helps to obtain more accurate results. Situational questions usually easily treated and does not present much difficulty to understand the meaning of the question and the answer to it. However, situational issues has its drawbacks, namely:
1. Their verbosity. If the direct question you can do two or three words, in situation you have to build not one sentence. This complicates the application form makes it wordy and heavy, dulls the attention of the respondents. This drawback is overcome if situational questions are interesting, impressive and fascinating.
2. Do not know the situation. The situation constructed by the researcher may be unfamiliar to respondents or atypical for the study of the collective group. So figuring out the level of team unity, it is possible to construct a situation in which it is shown how the members of the team spend their free time on, say, fishing. However, this situation may be quite atypical for the study team and the respondents not choose, although this does not mean that the team is not United. Therefore, it is necessary to show a typical, recurring situations or even possible in everyday life study group.
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