Saturday, March 30, 2019

Snakes inspire Bulgari and Boucheron jewellery collections

South China Morning Post-Feb. 26, 2015
Some customers layer the necklaces and rings with white and yellow gold, which is ... The haute couture collections were an apposite time for the luxury jewellery ... long cultured pearl necklacefeatures three irregularly set diamond camellias, ...
Story image for luxury, pearl necklace from Forbes

Sail Across The Seven Seas With Van Cleef & Arpels' New High ...

Forbes-Nov. 1, 2015
PangĂ©e necklace and earrings in white gold, round and pear-shaped diamonds ... of white cultured pearls, onyx beads, sapphires, moonstones and diamonds.
Story image for luxury, pearl necklace from Town and Country Magazine (blog)

You Should Know About This European Luxury Brand

Town and Country Magazine (blog)-Apr. 20, 2015
For those who pride themselves on knowing everything first, Niquesa is a name you should know. Founded by husband and wife team Luigi and Elisabetta de ...



Story image for luxury, pearl necklace from Heavy.com

Cheap Gifts: Top 10 Best Bargains

Heavy.com-Dec. 15, 2015
Cheap Gifts: TS Luxury Pearl Inlaid Fireball Spherical Drop Earrings ... your wife, daughter or mom, these would pair beautifully with a simple pearl necklace and ...

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

This approach to the removal of information makes sense when solving several specific tasks. But when it comes to what kind of refrigerator I would like to by the Respondent, we are not interested in a spontaneous installation on the choice of a particular brand of refrigerator due to, say, the General opinion and actual behaviour when purchasing a refrigerator. Here you need to have the analytical work of the Respondent.
The spontaneous reaction of a Respondent may answer that he prefers the fridge of foreign production, but in reality he can buy a domestic refrigerator. In his response, he might just Express an overall positive assessment of this brand of refrigerator, and the purchase of the refrigerator it the choice can depend on a number of factors contributing to a decision, for example, cost, volume, dimensions, appearance. The choice depends on the specific situation. Suppose you need a refrigerator to the country, i.e. it will be used three months out of the year. Then buy a large refrigerator does not make sense, even with the best performance.
If we want to obtain a complete picture of the behavior of the Respondent and not the random response question, it is necessary (this is an important means of obtaining information of interest to us) the details specified in the questionnaire all situations in which the Respondent would or not buy a particular refrigerator. They need to discuss, to consider. This is the active position of the Respondent. "Let us discuss, says the questionnaire - what kind of refrigerator You would buy?". We invite the Respondent to talk, and in the process, the course of deliberation of the responses to questions that describe different situations when buying a refrigerator, they are not as demanding an answer, but as to know the opinion of the interviewees, to understand his true intention and installation. In this case, the person we ask the questions, acts as a active person, in whose opinion we are very interested.
When developing questions, remember to consider that the respondents quite often respond spontaneously, not paying attention to the type of question that a sociologist asks not to hurry with the answer, and to read all proposed alternatives. They are driven by the desire for a quick answer and get rid of the questionnaire. It is more likely to occur if the Respondent was not interested in survey results, i.e., the sociologist could not attract respondents to work together as active partners, and the conversation failed. And it is an indication that the questionnaire is constructed properly, the issues are not thought through, trusting relationship between the sociologist and the Respondent is not established. Right relationship, we repeat, must be built on mutual trust. The Respondent responds formally, he does not speak what he wants or can say in other circumstances when he did not believe in the necessity of Your questionnaire, in the impact of Your research.