Diane von Furstenberg: US fashion industry needs immigrants ...
USA TODAY-Jun. 20, 2017
In 1970, I left Europe and arrived in New York with a suitcase full of little dresses. It was the soul and beauty of this great nation that called to me then, and its ...
Model Cameron Russell calls out the fashion industry on ...
The Guardian-Oct. 19, 2017
Dozens of models are banding together to share anonymous accounts of sexual harassment as the controversy over Harvey Weinstein expands to other ...
H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer linked to polluting viscose ...
The Guardian-Jun. 13, 2017
Major fashion brands are sourcing viscose from factories in China, Indonesia ... the impacts of viscose production are an industry-wide problem and say they are ...
Leomie Anderson Talks Model Activism and the Fashion ...
ELLE.com-Feb. 21, 2017
On her blog Cracked China Cup, the model furthers the discussion providing a glimpse into the fashion industry through her insiders-only viewpoint. We caught ...
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The conceptual content of the question implies a principle of selection response. We can distinguish three types of questions: questions where there is only one answer; questions, where respondents can choose a limited number (2-3) of the alternatives; questions with an unlimited selection of alternatives.
Example of the first type: "please Tell me You always obey the orders of the chief in time?" The leader can perform always on time, not always or never. Here is one possible answer, automatically excluding both the others. "Do You have a washing machine?", "Are You going to resign from the company?", "Good if You have a wife?" etc. - in all these questions only one answer. As a rule, such issues do not present much difficulty to answer, of course, if the question and its alternatives are built correctly.
What could be the error in constructing the question of this type?
1. Sociologist included in the question such a General concept that admits inaccuracy of its interpretation, a dualistic understanding, which leads to difficulties in the perception of the issue and inaccuracy of the response.
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