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Compulsive Buying
Statníková, Romana ; Arnoldová, Anna (advisor) ; Luptáková, Marina (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the issue of compulsive buying, phenomenon which is a current topic for today's society and its incidence is rising. The area of oniomania includes psychological but also social and financial aspects of the disorder. The thesis focuses mainly on the sphere of introduction of oniomania, as a great danger to man and society, especially in the context of financial illiteracy. Enough room is devoted to explication of main key words from the area of addictions (drug addictions and behavioral addictions). Attention has also been dedicated to an important chapter of the issue of gender in context to the pathological shopping and also to topics of getting to know the possibilities of treatment and prevention. The practical part of the thesis deals with research of level of awareness and orientation issues of shopping addiction among university students Using analysis of submitted questionnaires, this part of the thesis tries to find answers to fundamental questions related to the theme of financial literacy.
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The relationship between Pathological Buying and Materialism in paramedical staff: correlation survey
Pousková, Eliška ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Vondráčková, Petra (referee)
Resources: The topic of this Master's thesis is oniomania, or in other words, pathologic shopping and how it is affected by an individual's materialistic value orientation. Pathologic shopping refers to an unmanageable urge to buy something, to order, to own a thing. For the needs of this thesis, materialism is understanded as the conviction that gaining material goods is the ultimate life goal, main index of success and key to happiness. Based on the research, materialism is considered to be a significant predictor of oniomania. Aims and methodology: The main aim of this thesis was to describe the relationship between pathologic shopping and materialism. Then prevalence of pathologic shopping was further detected in the focus group which consisted solely of non-medical health care staff as well as the prevalence of age and income. The research also focused on circumstances and consequences of pathological shopping. 853 respondents participated in this correlation research based on data gained from the survey. Main results: With use of correlation analysis it was found that rising rate of materialism leads to higher tendency to shopping compulsively. 55 impulsive shoppers were identified in the research sample which makes it 6,45 % of the total number of respondents. The results showed that neither...
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Logistics Concept Design of a Selected Company
Kabelka, Martin ; Kostihova, Natalie (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the design of a logistics concept in the company CHEMCOMEX, a.s. with the possibility of its implementation. The diploma thesis describes the theory of logistics. Furthermore, theoretical procedures important for the analysis of the current state are discussed. The analytical part examines the process of obtaining an order and business preparation, then I continue the analysis through the process of purchasing, acceptance to storage, production and shipping. The aim of the diploma thesis is to find weak points in the logistics concept and to propose solutions that will contribute to increasing the value of the company.
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Barriers of Public Environment from the Perspective of People with Acquired Brain Injury during Shopping
Markovcová, Lucie ; Rybářová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Pluhaříková-Pomajzlová, Jana (referee)
Author: Lucie Markovcová Title: Barriers of Public Environment from the Perspective of People with Acquired Brain Injury during Shopping Introduction: Removing barriers of the enviroment is one of goals of The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. In foreign studies, occupational therapists are also focused on the effects of barriers on the performance of people with disabilities, which limit them due to sensory disorders or their phatic and cognitive functions. Aim: Find out the barriers of public enviroment, that complicate shopping of people with aquired brain injury (ABI). Methods: A questionnaire with 34 questions was made and distributed in electronic version and also in version for printing by emails to facilities for adult people with ABI. Therapists and family members were allowed to help them with filling the questionnaire, so people with malfunction of phatic functions and cognitive skills were not limited. Also involved observation during shopping was made with 5 people with ABI. Results: The questionnaire was filled by 26 people with ABI on average in 12 minutes. 20 of them were after stroke. Most of them were at least 1 year after ABI and felt their disability as medium-difficult. 23 respondents were already shopping after ABI. Most of them needs physical help from...
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The Way of Eating, Shopping, and Behaviour of Czech Society with Respect to the Environment – Food 2020
Hanzlová, Radka
The special Food 2020 research also included several questions related to the issue of food packaging materials, packaging-free shopping, environmentally friendly behaviour or diet, which are all areas closely related to one another but also in general to food waste.\n\nThe vast majority (93%) of the Czech public ate a normal diet without any restrictions and the remaining 7% of respondents indicated a different diet.\n\nLess than a quarter (24%) of respondents were interested in the issue of packaging in which they bought food, while three-quarters (75%) were not interested.
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Multifunctional Building on Obchodná Street in Bratislava
Banič, Róbert ; Machová, Petra (referee) ; Vajkay, František (advisor)
Předmětem této diplomové práce je návrh a projektová dokumentace pětipodlažní multifunkční budovy se 2 suterénními podlažími pro parkování pro 52 aut. První 2 patra jsou veřejná - k pronájmu je 23 samostatných prostor. Horní 3 podlaží obsahují 18 bytů a mají samostatné vchody se dvěma schodišti a 2 výtahy. Budova má dvě úrovně střechy a obě jsou pochozí s malým parkem a vegetací. Budova se nachází v hlavním městě Slovenska, Bratislavě, na Obchodní ulici. Záměrem je nahradit dvě staré budovy ve velmi špatném stavu. Z architektonického hlediska má tato budova zapadat do historického vzhledu ulice úpravou tvaru oken a materiálů a zároveň působit mírně moderně. Z konstrukčního hlediska má budova rámové nosné konstrukce z betonových nosníků sloupů a obousměrně vyztužených betonových desek vyplněných dřevěnými konstrukcemi a lehké sádrokartonové příčky.
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Monitoring of the Czech population behavior in relation to grocery shopping
Motáková, Natálie ; Starnovská, Tamara (advisor) ; Stellarová, Apolena (referee)
This work for a Bachelor's Degree deals with the the issue of influencing customers when shopping for food. There are many factors that affect a customer by food shopping. The theoretical section both systematically organizes and interprets factors which the customers encounter most often. The practical section of the work expands upon the themes introduced in the theoretical part which verify influencing factors within the Czech population. The partial goal is to assess the influence on buying unscheduled food. The aim of this work was also to find out whether the unintended food products can be considered healthy and to look at the attitude of the Czech population towards the disposal of food products. In the practical section research has been carried out by using a questionnaire. The result shows the Czech population buys food products excessively that they mistakenly think are healthy. According to the research the waste and disposal of food seem to be a frequent phenomen. Key words: influence, factor, shopping, food products, food waste Key words: factors, shopping, grocery, ejecting food.
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Hedonistic motivations for shopping - scale localization
Ježek, Michal ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Hendl, Jan (referee)
(abstract) The thesis deals with motivations for hedonistic type of shopping with a focus on their measurement by using a multidimensional scale designed and validated by Mark J. Arnold and Kristy E. Reynolds in 2003. This tool contains six constructs for which the author examined their transferability to the local environment of Czech consumers. The aim of the thesis was to convert the scale into the Czech language and into the context of the Czech consumers and their shopping behavior. There were analyzed cognitive interviews, which were focused on the understanding of the statements on the scale and their adjustment for the following questionnaire survey. This was conducted on a representative sample of the Czech internet population. Furthermore, statistical analysis was carried out with the focus on reliability and validity of the translated scale. Although the research does not primarily aim at creating a typology of shoppers or describing in detail the characteristics of Czech consumers, the results of the analysis indicate that Czech population's thinking about shopping is quite like of consumers in collectivist societies. At the end of the thesis, the final and modified scale is introduced containing five constructs instead of the original six. This instrument has been shown to be...
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The use of vending machines, snack bars and food stores near school by primary school pupils
Fischerová, Zuzana ; Svačina, Štěpán (advisor) ; Piecha, Roman (referee)
The objective of this bachelor thesis was to examine the using of the shopping possibilities in the school and in the neighbourhood, the conditions which influence the using and the pupils' shopping preferences. According to the acquired data some possibilities of the intervention are formulated, which can be used to positively influence the pupils' attitude towards the nutrition. The author concerns herself with the dietary habits of children and wants to discover possibilities to influence it. The theoretical part of the thesis contains nutrition recommendations for the school age children and describes the psychological specifics of this age. It also provides the information about international attempts to influence the lifestyle of the young generation and particular realization in the Czech Republic and other countries. There is written also about recommendation by World Health Organization and the thesis informs about supportive projects in the Czech Republic and also about the attempts to control the products provided in schools. Last but not least there is the information about obesity - prevalence, causes, consequences and prevention, and also about mental anorexia as the illness typical for the adolescence. The practical part used a questionnaire to find out the pupils' shopping...
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A design of software applicable in occupational therapy A design, realization and evaluation of a PC program for shopping practice for people with cognitive deficits
Rohlenová, Eva ; Rodová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Svobodová, Tereza (referee)
The main goal of this thesis was to design a computer program applicable in occupational therapy in cognitive rehabilitation. I designed a PC program focused on shopping practice. Its main advantages are: the absence of any charges, the possibility of using it on an ordinary PC and the accessibility via the Internet. The designed program, named Trénink nakupování (~Shopping training), had been implemented in a beta version. Afterwards, it was tested and evaluated with a questionnaire by five stroke patients. The results show that all patients evaluated the program very positively and they believe in its benefits for the rehabilitation. The theoretical part describes cognitive training and shopping from the perspective of an occupational therapist. Four PC training programs focused on shopping training are described. Other sections provide detailed information about the designed program. The practical part consists of testing, the evaluation of questionnaires and suggesting ways to improve the program in the future. Key words: cognitive rehabilitation, cognitive training, iADL, shopping, program design, computer-assisted training, PC program, brain injury Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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