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i was reading about knowledge, attitude and practice theory. i feel like the theory planned behaviour related to KAP model. however is there any new theory than TPB?
And how exactly does it do cultural analysis differently? and also, what exactly does a Reckwitz's PT analysis make us focus on methodologically?
I think this is hard to understand, but once we get clear it will very useful for us to do some empirical research about the consumption or other topics.\
Hope you guys can give me some wonderful inspirations! :)
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Work-family conflict (WFC) results when work interferes with family time or space; or when family matters interfere with work. These WFC events can cause tension within family or at work. Can you suggest what theoretical lens (or theories or conceptual frameworks) can be used from sociology, organisational theory, family literature, feminist studies or psychology or conflict literature to study WFC?
Has anyone worked on agency in theory of practice in gender studies? Need insights.
Harrell, A., E. Chewning, and M. Taylor. 1986. Organizational-professional conflict and the job satisfaction and turnover intentions of internal auditors. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 5 (2):109-121.
I am looking for some practical theories in her works.
We all know the theory-practice gap also in management research. For me I would like to know what are the most well-known concepts or theories that were adopted by practitioners and why? E.g. it could be Porter‘s 5 Forces or Osterwalder’s Business Model Canvas. But are there other ones? Maybe older or newer?
The similarities and differences between WSN and VANET.
New Historicism is generally applied to literary works written in the past e.g. renaissance literature or Victorian literature. However, I want to practice the theory of new historicism on novels written by Pakistani anglophone writers like Kamila Shamsie, Mohisn Hamid, Bina Shah etc. These writers started writing around the start of 21st century. Their fictions are set in the Pakistan of 1980s, 90s and post 9/11 world; major historical events of the country like 1971 War, Zia regime, post 9/11 conditions usually form the background of these fictions. Please suggest! Thanks
Theories of Practice: Shove "vs" Schatzki.