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Christianity in the modern Europe
Havliš, Viktor ; Tuček, Milan (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The diploma paper "Christianity in the modern Europe" thesis about form of christianity in the european countries. These countries are Poland, Ireland, The Czech Republic, Netherlands, Germany and Italy. The emphasis of this article is situated in the derived analysis of international survey European Value Study from 1999. The basic theoretical resources are taken from classic theory of deconsecration, which availability is breaken from present point of view. In the first part of diploma paper is describe me-4 todology, which is based on interview with christian vicars. Then ensues analysis of theoretical connections (definiton of religion, God, belief and christian worths). For global comprehension of present form of christianity in analyzed countries, is as the next chapter, chapter about history, concretely about the important moments of history of each country. In the derived analysis is described differences between Christians from analyzed countries. These differences are in contorversial topics (homosexuality, suicide, abortion, divorce and euthanasia), in political view, in practising of faith and in the concrete articles, which are subjects of Christians belief. The diploma paper describes demographic profile of christians too. Globally diploma paper straves to refer to invalidity of classic theory...
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Facebook and Students of Erasmus Program: Change of Social Environment ant Its Impact on Facebook Usage Strategies, Overlap of Communities and Accumulation of Social Capital
Kawulok, Jiří ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Soukup, Petr (referee)
The main objective of this thesis is to analyze, if change of social environment caused by participation of students on Erasmus program lead to the change of Facebook usage strategies. On the basis of these information, overlap of online and offline communities and accumulation of social capital is analyzed. Combination of qualitative content analysis and analysis of information extracted from graphical tasks is used in the paper. An innovative approach based on deductive derivation of categorization matrixes from analytical, quantitative tools is adopted in order to analyze qualitative data. Concerning the analysis, stress is put on particular patterns of change of Facebook usage strategies and subsequently, general model is created. On the basis of so created model, conclusions referring to direction of overlap of online and offline communities and nature of bridging and bonding social capital accumulation are drawn.
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Theory and Practice of Evaluation Research in theCzech Republic
Remr, Jiří ; Jeřábek, Hynek (advisor) ; Hendl, Jan (referee) ; Winkler, Jiří (referee)
The main focus of presented thesis is the in-depth analysis of major patterns of how the evaluation methodology is applied within the Czech society environment. The starting point is identification of key processes and activities that distinguish evaluation from other activities and disciplines. Based on comparative analysis among evaluation, primary research, monitoring and auditing the crucial features are defined and further supplemented by other characteristics of the procedural nature. The whole series of researches focus on the extent in which the evaluation methods, techniques and procedures are applied in everyday practice. In this respect, there were identified three different and uncorrelated branches that serve as application environment for routine deployment of evaluation inquiries. Following secondary goals of our thesis, each of the branches represent different example of how the evaluation could be applied/implemented. Desk-research informs about actual patterns of how the evaluation is performed by external evaluators who work for Managing Authorities of EU Operational Programs, it also shows how internally based self-evaluation is performed and last but not least, how the hybrid evaluation based on expert judgment principles could be utilized for evaluation of bachelor thesis. Specific...
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The burn-out syndrome and rescue workers
Koudela, Ondřej ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; NÁHRADNÍ, OPONENT (referee)
This paper offers a basic insight into the probelmacy of rescuery - using his own expiriences and literature, the author provides elementaric introduction to emergency medicine. He explaines some basic therms and characteristics, using them in the practical part below. At the same time the paper introduces the burn-out syndrome. On this theoretical part concurs a quantitative sociological survey, connecting together the two theoretical themes mentioned above. First, it deals with the incidency of the burn-out at rescue workers in The Czech Republic, second, it investigates choice possible predictors of this phenomenon within the frame of emergency medicine. The survey-part follows also the regional disproportions of emergency medical care in The Czech Republic. Aside from the theoretical introduction to the emergency medical care and the burn-out syndrome problemacy, also interresting findings are to be found here: how the rescuers are afflicted with the burn-out syndrome, what are they mostly frustrated with and last, but not least, how is this connected with the region they work in. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Measurement errors in market and social research
Kohout, Pavel ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Kuchař, Pavel (referee)
The text being offered is methodological micro-tribute to the theory of market reserarch, sociological surveys and opinion polling. It analyses results of already evaluated empirical examinations about the nature of interviewing and measurement error streaming from this source. The results are discussed and completed by authors empirical experience gained in full service market research agency on both domestic and international projects. We are able to measure sampling error or, as some researchers say, errors of non-observation, but we have serious doubts about measurement and prevention of those arising in the datacollection phase. Those errors negatively affect the quality of survey results. Whether it is respondents reactions, interviewer tactics or non-respose phenomena, we are not able to foresay its volume and direction in advance. Partially, bacause those effects are interreacting. Results of sociological survey are uneasy to be generalised because of impossibility to compare data collected in diferent cultural, historical and political surroundings. The text aims to define survey quality rather in a way what it is not. The conclusions of the analyses show that it is safer to rely on prevention of the errors rather than on subsequent data processing. Also, validity and reliability schemes must be...
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Methodology of internet research
Procházka, David ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Tuček, Milan (referee)
The origin of the Internet dates back to as early as 1969 when several computers were successfully connected without employing any central unit. However, it hadn't seen any substantial development until 1989 when the web pages came. Thanks to a dynamic development, it has reached an almost global expansion since then. The permanently growing number of interested users has gradually involved also social scientists. Originally, the Internet was perceived as interesting in itself, but in the course of time it has become also a methodological tool used in investigations into social issues. This paper deals, first of all, with the Internet as an option to use in data capture. It defines advantages and drawbacks of this tool in terms of social research. Its focus is on the elimination of risks and disadvantages related to this methodology. Further, it specifies some basic rules, which a researcher should follow when designing an internet research and creating a questionnaire. This work addresses principles related mainly to a quantitative research, however, in the last part there are also some possibilities to a qualitative or mixed research suggested. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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