Abstract Service marketing applies strategies that are aimed at selling other things not considered as physical products. These things comprise personal services such as medical insurance and other treatments, hiring of spaces and cars, dance classes, and other experiences. The methods used to communicate such services to catch the customers’ attention are legible and include promoting the product, advertising, offering content information, and various marketing resources. Almost all organizations that offer services of all kinds apply service-marketing strategies. The service marketing strategies can take two forms; providing services to individuals and providing services to other organizations (“Services marketing/ What is services marketing,?”). The business-to-customer strategy is the most common and is preferred by organizations that offer service to individuals. Companies that sell the services to individuals do lots of research about consumer behavior and generate advertisements that attract targeted demographics. This strategy allows companies to narrow the concentration effort and focus on specific areas. For instance, a business that offers dancing services will apply service marketing strategies to gather information about the people interested in dancing and come up with…

New remodeling survey Introduction This report details a survey conducted of Jackson Foods customers regarding the new remodeling. The survey was requesting info on features offered in grocery stores and the importance of certain parts of the store to customers. In recommendations, the top 5 and bottom 5 features will be given. Options and methodology The survey asked about each of the features in Table 1. For each one, the customers were asked to rate the “Feature” essential, nice, or not important. The thought is to offer at least the top 5, if not more, customers rated as essential and nice. This will allow Jackson Foods to offer the best shopping experience according to the customers.

              Data Analysis Matrix: Appendix D Student Name Institution Date               Action Research Plan The action research plan seeks to discover the outcomes that would come out of exposing children to computers at an early age. This study encompasses the collection of data from different stakeholders in the life of young children. There are various data collection methods, however, interviewing would enable the researchers to obtain first-hand information from the parents and teachers of children in preschool. Hence, the respondents are to be informed on whatever the research is about, the objectives of the research, and the actions to be taken. After stating the reasons for the interview, the questions should be posed to the interviewees. The questions for the interview are included in the data matrix below. Data Analysis Matrix: Appendix D Interview Questions Parents Teachers What are the benefits of computers to kindergarten children’s performance? How does computer use affect kindergarten children’s intelligence quotient (IQ) level? How can tech-savvy parents influence the intelligence levels of preschoolers?…

Where does Coffee come from? Many of us enjoy the thrill that comes with drinking a well-brewed cup of coffee without really caring too much about its origin. If you are a coffee barista like me, you will want to know about the origins of the coffee beans. It may not make much difference in the way you enjoy your coffee but it will help you to learn all the titbits of coffee beans that you do not know. So, where does coffee come from? Origins The coffee we drink comes from several countries spread across countries that enjoy tropical climate across the world. The countries of origin that make up the coffee belt or bean belt, spread across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America. Coffee does best in places with rich soils, lots of rain, not too much sun, and mild temperatures. Altitude and type of soil are the major influences on the taste, aroma, and flavor of the coffee beans. Each region produces its unique aroma, and flavor notes, which is the reason behind different tasting…

Starch levels in the diet A low starch diet refers to the consumption of foods low on sugars. The carbohydrates are replaced with food rich in protein, fats, and sugars. Most starch theories suggest that low carbohydrate in food is essential in weight loss, regulation of blood sugar levels, and improving nutrition (Bolla et al. 962). The main concern is whether low starch diets are as effective as people presume. Although observing a low starch diet can be beneficial to some people, it may not be the best option for people who want to lose weight, keep their blood sugar in check, and observe proper nutrition at the same time. Living a healthy life involves more than just cutting down on starch levels. Too much starch is associated with poor nutrition due to the increased amount of sugars consumed. However, starchy foods are still an essential source of energy in the body. The starch is broken down into glucose by the body to release energy the fuels the brain and body muscles. Therefore, low sugar levels in the food limit…

Are there any modifications to the legalized hunting policy that would help the polar bear over the long run? Explain. Even as environmentalists warn that polar bears are threatened, scientists believe that legalizing polar bear hunting could help rein rampant poaching. The rationale behind this is that if hunters are allowed to take some bears legally, they will be less tempted kill them illegally for meat and for the hundreds of thousands of dollars that their fur can fetch. There are various modifications to the legalized hunting policy that would help protect the polar bear population in the long run. In Canada, where polar bears are hunted for meat and their furry white pelts, there are clear government recommendations regarding polar bear hunting to ensure sustainability. One such recommendation is the killing of two males for every female. Targeting males disproportionally is critical as they can mate with multiple females in a year, while on the contrary, females mate once every two years. Including this requirement in the legalized hunting policy would help prevent overharvesting of polar bears by limiting…

Impact of supplemental education on pregnant women over age 35 at risk of preeclampsia. Literature review Several articles about the impacts of supplemented education on pregnant women on the risk of preeclampsia have been reviewed and analyzed based on the relevance of the available data. The aim of reviewing these articles was to understand better, what research has been conducted on the elimination and prevention of preeclampsia risk, as well as educating pregnant women on how to apply the knowledge in their daily practice. Hypertensive disorders are common medical complications among pregnant women, affecting at least 6% to 8% of all pregnancies, yet most women of over age 35 lack knowledge about them. Current research reports that more than 30% of hypertensive disorders are caused by chronic hypertension while about 70% of these disorders are caused by gestation hypertension (Katsuragi et al, 2019). It is also important to note that the spectrum of these diseases ranges from elevated blood pressure to severe hypertension dysfunction. According to Katsuragi et al, the incidences of Hypertensive disorders is dependent on many demographic factors…

Research Framework and Legal and Ethical Translation Name Affiliation Course Instructor Due Date Clinical research should be well structured in an organized way for the findings to be considered authentic. However, this takes time, and ethical questions come up when urgent interventions are required. Issues arise whether to forego some stages and involve human subjects or let the pandemic go on as proper trials continue. This essay will explore legal or ethical guidelines to consider before involving human subjects in a clinical trial, steps to take in translational research, and how to balance the ethical concerns. Topic 2 DQ 1 All researchers have a role in adhering to the ethical concerns before involving human subjects in trial interventions regardless of the urgency. Some of the ethical aspects of factors include informed consent, transparency, dignity preservation, respect, and confidentiality. The Belmont Report summarizes these in three factors, including beneficence, justice, and respect for persons (Yip et al., 2016). Informed consent ensures that individuals agreeing to participate in research learn about the risks and benefits. Transparency issues see to the disclosure of…

Orange County Personal Injury Attorney – (Pedestrian Accident) Recovering Compensation Pedestrian accidents are sudden and often tragic because of the lack of protection for the victim. The causes of these accidents are diverse from vehicles, uncontrolled dogs, cyclists, joggers, among others knocking you down and leaving you with injuries. Pedestrian accident injuries are expensive to treat especially those involving vehicles, and in some cases fatal. Fortunately, a pedestrian can recover damages in California for their injuries from the at-fault party provided they can prove their negligence. Pursuing damages however without an attorney can be frustrating for anyone. Focusing on your recovery becomes your priority as you allow an experienced attorney to take over your case for the best compensation. At Orange County Personal Injury Attorney, we have years of experience in helping our clients receive favorable damages for the injuries they sustain as pedestrians. What You Should Do if You Get Knocked Down as a Pedestrian As earlier stated, pedestrians get injured in various ways. Some of the common causes of pedestrian accidents include: Cars failing to yield to pedestrians…

What are the ethical questions raised by this article? This article is based on the ethical issues in the healthcare sector in America. Questions raised here include: why does the medical care system serve in favor of the end-year renal disease patients only? Also, if the government is working towards having ‘Medicare for more,’ why doesn’t it revise and reinforce the A.C.A. instead of dismantling it and bring up a new coverage system? Also, how comes there is open readiness to pour in more funding towards kidney diseases. At the same time, there are other severe and life-threatening diseases like Leukemia and Diabetes that can be funded by Medicare? Why should the Trump administration want to develop a system whose fundamental principle is the A.C.A.? Lastly, is it ethical to have health policies that make the sick feel unfairly handled? My first reaction to the ethical issues raised by this article: Medicare is a crucial federal responsibility that cannot be overlooked in any way. However, it is not fair to have the government channel a significant amount of funds in…