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    particular commodity. These stages are: (i) need arousal‚ (ii) information search‚ (iii) evaluation behavior‚ (iv) purchase decision‚ and (v) post purchase feelings. (i) Need arousal: The buying process starts with need arousal. A need can be activated through internal or external stimuli. A need can also be aroused by an external stimulus such as sight of a new thing in a shop while purchasing other things. There is two-fold significance of need arousal stage to a marketing man. => First the marketer

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    About Me Diagnostic Paper I am Brenda Lizette Loredo. The way I got my name was due to a discussion between my mother and aunt resulting in my father being the resolver. I was born on September 25‚ 1997 in Richmond‚ Texas at 2:48 am. This resulted in my first two years of my life living in Richmond‚ Texas. Around two years old we moved to Rosharon‚ Texas where I have lived for almost sixteen years. In these sixteen years that I have lived in Rosharon I have experienced many things‚ but the uttermost

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    by imbalance because those variables are absent in the physical body. 3. Arousal Theory The Arousal Theory states that rather than all organisms being motivated to seek to reduce arousal. They seek to maintain an optimal level of arousal and this optimal level varies from organism to organism. Like in the case of extroverts‚ research shows they have lower level of cortical arousal so they are more likely to seek arousal. Therefore‚ there is a possibility that extroverts are more likely to smoke

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    on my father side who are always out late and are not a part of structured activities. Since we are all underage staying out late is not a good idea. I have AP classes and play Volleyball; it keeps me from hanging with them as much. Having a positive influence in your life can keep you away from the negative ones. Volleyball was a good way for me to keep my mind focused and I was able to meet new friends that did the right thing which influenced me not to follow my sister’s behaviors. Today’s youth

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    The Glasgow Coma Score (Teasdale and Jennet 1974) is a scale used to assess a patients conscious level. A score is allocated for different behaviours (eye opening‚ verbal response‚ best motor response). These are based on awareness‚ arousal and activity. It is quick‚ objective and easily interpreted. A score of 15 indicates that the patient is fully alert and responsive and a score of 3 indicates unconsciousness |Category |Score

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    psychiatric disorder‚ unless it causes discomfort or harm to an individual or others. The DSM states that there are 547 different paraphilia‚ many people argue that there are more‚ because of the DSM’s classification of normal and abnormal sexual arousals. All the Paraphilias have one thing in common down to their roots‚ they all are connected to what a "normal" human being would be attracted to; they are just exaggerations of these "normal" sexual attractions. One of these abnormal sexual

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    Philip Bard was called the Cannon-Bard theory and claimed that we have a bodily and emotional response simultaneously. Finally‚ we have the Schachter-Singer Cognitive Arousal Theory which was created by Stanley Schachter and Jerome E. Singer. They believed that before we feel an emotion‚ there is a physical arousal and a label of that arousal is created concurrently.

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    to beaches. The Margate beach also known as the South Africa ‘Miami Beach’ on the south coast appeared unexpectedly well groomed‚ the sun shining super bright to get you in the mood of a great day‚ kite boarding‚ and a couple of volleyball courts to play beach volleyball. I could smell the slightly typical mouldy seaweed that was caressing the sand. The beach also has lots of palm trees and warm water provided by the Indian Ocean as a result you could lots of people sunbathing. I really liked this

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    A free cruise case In 2007‚ Amy Kraljev was head volleyball coach at a university in Louisiana. But soon after she started dating another woman‚ she says‚ she was called into her athletic director’s office in the middle of the season. "He had wanted me to listen to a recording of a voicemail that was left‚" she says. The voicemail was from a sports program supporter‚ and she says it complained about "lesbian lovers being around the volleyball team." The director warned Kraljev to be careful. Then

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    behavior but can’t always help prepare for any given outcome. These social behavioral changes happen daily and many of them are unseen by most because they are almost expected or considered harmless. A few examples could be lying‚ stereotyping or even arousal. These different behaviors are all directly affected by social surroundings and situations. Perhaps one of the biggest socially affected behaviors is conformity. Countless people fall prey to “peer pressure” on a daily basis just to conform or fit

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