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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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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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Sociological aspects of impulsive shopping.
Pfeiferová, Jitka ; Osuský, Michal (advisor) ; Buchtík, Martin (referee)
This thesis concerns topic of decision-making, primarily whether is it more rational or irrational process and what does it imply. To make the topic more concrete the thesis and qualitative research, which is its important part, is focused on decision making during shopping. The research is aimed at exploring proportion of rational and irrational purchases, course of whole process and factors which influence it. Starting point represents result of published research, which says that 70% of purchases are impulsive (unplanned) and therefore decision-making and people themselves are irrational. However research conducted within this thesis shows, that irrationality and impulsivity are probably two different categories which should not be confused together. After defining what does "irrational purchase" exactly mean it seems that respondents made circa 20% of irrational purchases while impulsive were 65% of purchases. Thus decision-making appears to be more rational, which leads to consideration, how could it work in general. Another important issue addressed in the thesis is existence of emotions as unconscious impulses which initiate and affect decision-making. The research indicates their existence, at that in all categories of purchases (even planned and rational).
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HOUSE ON THE EDGE – Valašské Meziříčí, Sokolská Street
Pomykalová, Andrea ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The architectural and urban concept is based on the original plan distribution plots (long and narrow) and conservation way for pedestrians (from the square to the neighborhood). The actual shape of the building is the philosophy of two masses showing the connection of two cities (Meziříčí and Krasno) in one city. The connection of these masses in response from two rivers in the city. (Vsetínská and Rožnovská), which is most visible from the street Sokol. Because of noisy road on the south side of the parcel has been beneficial to the orientation of buildings on the east and west which is also consistent with binding to the original parcel. Two symmetrical objects continue from roofs on existing buildings in the street Pospisilova.
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REBUILDING OF THE INDUSTRY AREALS AND ZONES - LAUNDRY FACTORY "CHRIŠTOF" IN VYŠKOV
Opatrný, Vladimír ; Pospíšil, Zdeněk (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
REBUILDING OF THE INDUSTRY AREALS AND ZONES - LAUNDRY FACTORY "CHRIŠTOF" IN VYŠKOV. The proposal was approached as to the overall redevelopment area, leaving one central building. Furthermore, it accommodated a number of new buildings for shops, offices and housing. Urban design responds to the surrounding buildings and orientation to the cardinal. Part of the area is used as a park for recreation and sports activities. Overall, this is a change from the closed obsolete and unused territory which becomes a public space for shopping, dining, living and sports.
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Trends in the shopping tourism
Kupčíková, Tereza ; Jarolímková, Liběna (advisor) ; Kalábová, Markéta (referee)
The Bachelor thesis defines the shopping tourism and subdivides it into forms and types. It deals with the factors influencing shopping as a motivation for travel and determines preconditions for the development of shopping tourism. The thesis deals with expenditures of participants in tourism and the significance of shopping in the destinations. The final part of the thesis analyses incoming shopping tourism in the Czech Republic. The last chapters are about the contribution of shopping tourism and its future development.
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Consumer behavior in e-commerce
Hedrlínová, Alice ; Koudelka, Jan (advisor) ; Stříteský, Václav (referee)
This Thesis deals with the behavior of consumers when shopping on the Internet. The aim was to find out what factors influence the behavior of consumers when shopping online, how the consumers decide when shopping on the Internet and how they think that specific e-shop should look like. To obtain the necessary primary data, the technique of quantitative online interviews was used. Furthermore, the primary data were supplemented by secondary data obtained from research MML-TGI. Based on the analysis of primary and secondary data, a list of recommendations for new and established e-shops was made. Advice, how to become a successful Internet shop, were related both to arising and establishing e-shops, recommendations also focused on the facts, which payment methods and forms of transport should e-shop provide and how the website should look like.
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Shopping Tourism
Soukupová, Jana ; Jarolímková, Liběna (advisor) ; Bakos, Tomáš (referee)
The bachelor thesis defines shopping tourism as a form of tourism and subdivides it into forms and types. It deals with the preconditions for the development of this form of tourism and its potential impacts. One chapter concerns itself with the specifics of destinations and attractions of shopping tourism and provides examples of them. The final part of the thesis deals with the tourist expenses on shopping and with shopping tourism in the Czech Republic. The last chapter concerns itself with the factors that could affect the future development of shopping tourism.
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