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Circumstances of Abuse of Psychoactive Prescription Drugs from the Client's Perspective
Spěváková, Kristýna ; Rychlá, Kateřina (advisor) ; Šťastná, Lenka (referee)
Background: In the Czech Republic, an estimated 1.35 million personally report problematic use of psychoactive drugs (Mravčík et al., 2021). The most frequently abused psychoactive drugs are benzodiazepines, hypnotics, opioid analgesics and drugs with a stimulant effect. Misuse of psychoactive drugs can lead to addiction and to mental and somatic problems. Aim: The aim of the thesis is to describe the patterns and circumstances of abuse of psychoactive drugs from the client's perspective. The thesis focuses on the first use of a psychoactive drug, the beginning and course of abuse and patterns of misuse of psychoactive drugs from the client's perspective. Sample: The research sample consisted of two respondents who misused psychoactive drugs in the past. Methods: A qualitative approach in the form of a case study with the use of a semi-structured interview was chosen for the creation of data. Subsequently, the data from the interviews were transcribed and analyzed using the coding method and the method of searching and capturing relationships. Results: The respondents obtained psychoactive drugs through a circle of acquaintances, from doctors and on the black market. The circumstances of the respondents' first use were withdrawal symptoms from alcohol withdrawal and pain management after surgery....
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Marketing segmentation of the elderly market
Spěváková, Kristýna ; Zezulková, Markéta (advisor) ; Halada, Jan (referee)
(Abstract) The bachelor thesis deals with the issue of marketing segmentation with a focus on the population over 55 years of age. First part of the thesis conveys the theoretical framework of this phenomenon, where key segmentation approaches are presented and segmentation itself is incorporated into a wider strategic framework along with targeting and positioning. At the same time, current topics and debates within the marketing segmentation are elaborated, with the emphasis on the controversy over the validity of the age-based segmentation of the elderly market. The practical part presents author's research based on data from the MML-TGI database, which aims at revealing the differences between the cohorts of the older population and at the same time it aims at characterizing these cohorts. Finally, another mission of the research is to confirm the assumption that the segmentation of the elderly population with age as an exclusive segmentation criterion without recognizing various differences between members of this group is not appropriate.
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Parties to contenious proceedings
Spěváková, Kristýna ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Kubešová, Silvia (referee)
The thesis deals with legal regulation of participation in contentious proceedings. Procedural subjects are one of the definitional elements of the civil proceedings; they are mainly the court and parties to proceedings. Therefore, legal regulation of parties to proceedings is an important component of law of civil procedure. The thesis depicts the present legal regulation of participation in contentious proceedings, evaluates its suitability and proposes appropriate changes with regard to clarity, unambiguity and fulfilment of the right to a fair trial. It includes description and analysis of the effective legal regulation, examines main problems, compares interpretation and opinions in professional literature and also deals with the court interpretation of relevant legal regulation. Moreover, a partial aim of the thesis is to depict the reflection of the new civil code in the procedural regulation and to evaluate whether such reflection is optimal. The thesis is divided into eight chapters which deal with the component topics. The first chapter deals with general matters of parties to contentious proceedings including material and procedural standing and the principle of equality. The second chapter concerns prerequisites for participation in proceedings, thus analyses capacity to sue and to be...
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