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Part A Checklists
1: Headings and Subheadings
Have you included 3 to 4 headings?
Is each heading clearly written? (See suggested language features outlined in a previous lesson.)
Do the headings connect to variables from your research focus?
Have you ordered your headings from the most general to the most specific?
(Optional) If you have included subheadings: Are they clearly connected to the relevant heading? Are there no more than 2 to 3 in a section?
2: Sources
Have you included at least 12 sources in total?
Were most of your sources published in the last 10 years?
Are most of your sources peer-reviewed academic journal articles?
Are your sources written in English?
(In a future lesson, we will also examine other ways to assess the usefulness of sources.)
3: Notes
Are your notes paraphrased from sources? (Note: you may also have included the occasional quote.)
Can you easily identify which sources your notes came from?
In each section or subsection, have you included notes from at least 2 different sources?*
Overall, do your notes include a mixture of quotes, specific examples, statistics and citations without detail?
Within each section of your notes, is it clear which sources agree / disagree with each other?*
*(See the example notes from Week 2 Lesson 3 if you are unsure.)
4: Research Gap
Have you written a research gap in the space at the bottom of the table?
Does your research gap clearly show which part of your research focus is not covered in the Literature Review?
Does the research gap clearly connect to what you want to research? (This is what you will discuss in the methodology section.)

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q1 Older people are an increasingly important customer base for the developing herbal and dietary supplements industry

q2 This may be due to higher incomes and a growing number of older people within the population.

q3 According to American survey in 2011, there is an increase in using herbal and dietary supplements with age and higher income (Dickinson, et al., 2014).

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1. Older people are an increasingly important customer base for the developing herbal and dietary supplements industry (Thibaud, 2017).
2. This may be due to higher incomes and a growing number of older people within the population.
3. the American population over age 55 occupied 78% on using herbal and dietary supplements in 2011.

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1. yes, the student used same headings and subheadings
2. yes, all included

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1. Herbal and dietary supplements
2. demands increase, especially in the young generation
3. global and Chinese perceptions of herbal and dietary supplements in terms of rules, popularity and safety issues, then more specifically on attitudes of different age groups
4. differences between herbal and dietary supplements

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4. a- add one more source evidence supporting subheading "Public Perceptions of social cost"
b- use some up to date source

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1. The content and source of the government perception is too little.
2. It could be better if the student divide each subsection into positive and negative.
3. Some sources in public perception are out of data.

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2-a:Government perceptions
Media perceptions
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b:Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness/CCTV effectiveness
c:Public perceptions of crime reduction/Public perceptions of social cost

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1. yes, the sources date is 2009-2010
2. yes, it has 3 source from the heading
3. no
4. it has 6 idea from this heading
5. only have quotes and paraphrases

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1. only one source is up-to-date
2.yes, it provides citation
3.no, one subheading corresponds to one source
4.yes
5.yes,

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1. No. no up-to-date sources under each heading/ subheading.
2.Yes.
3.Yes. there are too many repetitive sources.
4.Yes.
5.Yes.

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1. The content in financial cost is up to date, but most in social cost are too old.
2.  Yes.
3. Yes, more resources bring more convince
4. Yes
5. No, lack of examples.

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1. heading:6 subheading:13
2. maybe too many, especially in Factors Affecting Effectiveness of CCTV, some subheading can integrate into 1

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public and crime

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2.we think there are too few subheadings in History and Background
3.YES, like cost, public, government, effectiveness and fear of crime.

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1. 6 headings/13 subheadings
2. too many number
3. cost, crime rates,  coverage, setting

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it's free. secondly, easy to read for the blind and protect eyesight.
2.no
3.yes, key words
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2. no
3. not yet
4. focus on key words, associate words

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2. no
3.yes, key word, advice
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•Reading and Note Taking at University - Reading and Note Taking at University (shef.ac.uk)

•Organising_and_Prioritising_final.pdf - Google Drive

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Perceptions of CCTV:
1. provide security
2. violate privacy
3. decline the crime rate
CCTV installations:
1.Where the CCTV is more effective installations.

2.Who can check the CCTV
3.whether it consumes human and financial resources

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CCTV installation
1. The impact on crime prevention
2.traffic system management and tracking.
3.ecosystem management
perceptions of CCTV installation
1.Privacy concerns related to CCTV installations in the UK
2.psychological impact on citizens
3. have medical monitoring to patients

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perception：1. CCTV was most effective in reducing crime in car parks, most effective when combined with improved street lighting and targeted at vehicle crimes, and more effective in reducing crime in the UK than in North America (more effective in reducing crime in the UK than in North America) 2. The results suggest that CCTV caused a modest (16%) but significant decrease in crime in experimental areas compared with control areas. This overall result was largely driven by the effectiveness of CCTV schemes in car parks, which caused a 51% decrease in crime. Schemes in most other public settings had small and nonsignificant effects on crime: a 7% decrease in city and town centers and in public housing communities. Public transport schemes had greater effects (a 23% decrease overall), but these were still nonsignificant. Welsh B C, Farrington D P. Public area CCTV and crime prevention: an updated systematic review and meta‐analysis[J]. Justice quarterly, 2009, 26(4): 716-745.

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CCTV installations in the UK
1. street
2. house
3. public area

perceptions of CCTV installations
1.  CCTV would be an invasion of privacy were less likely to support
2. reduce the perceived risk of crime

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1. Government Departments

2. Self-employed

3. Transport sector

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1:The relationship between corporate culture and employee loyalty in Internet companies.
2:corporate culture / employee loyalty
3:Although research has shown that there is a certain correlation between the corporate cultures of Internet companies and employee loyalty, few systematic studies have explored the nature and impact mechanisms of this relationship. In addition, most of the existing research has focused on corporate culture in traditional industries. As an emerging industry that is different from traditional industries, the characteristics of corporate culture and the mechanisms that impact employee loyalty may also be different from traditional industries.

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1, The relationship between automatic logistics and human logistics in the global logistics industry.
2, Timeliness of logistics, Operating cost
3, However, there is still a lack of research focusing on after artificial intelligence replaces people, how will people be employed.

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1.Research on the relationship between the financing situation and the financial risk control of clothing enterprises when facing cross-border operations, especially Chinese enterprises

2. financing situation and financial risk control

3.However, there is still a lack of research focusing on other ways about the financial risk solution

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The impact of information technology on financial statements in China, what are its advantages and disadvantages? What opportunities and challenges does it have in the future?

information technology and financial statement

However, there is still a lack of research focusing about the gap between China and developed countries in this field.

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1.How Digital transformation will influence strategic management
2.Digital transformation & Strategic managment
3.Nevertheless,there is still a gap of research focusing on the influence from Digital trannsformation to strategic managment of catering trade company

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1. The relationship between advertisement and customers' intentions in retail in developing countries
2. advertisement and customers' intentions
3.However, there is still a lack of research focusing on the age group

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1.focus on fast food marketing
2.localization of international brands and local market occupancy
3.maybe strategies for consumer psychology

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1. Focus on fast food marketing.
2.  consumption practices and marketing change during the covid-19 pandemic.
3.  However, there is still a lack of research focusing on the long-term effects of the marketing changes.

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1.The relationship between brand crisis management in China’s restaurant industry and brand loyalty.
2.brand crisis management  brand loyalty
3.How the Chinese restaurant industry can conduct effective crisis management to avoid or reduce exposure to adverse effects from incidents such as food safety or service.

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1.the international employees
2.the different industry/field company
3. However, there is still a lack of research focusing about their ages and their family

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1. What is the impact of celebrity endorsement on consumption intention in the Chinese gaming industry?
2. celebrity endorsement & consumption intention
3. However, there is still a lack of research focusing this impact on the China gaming industry

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2.setting: China(There's a lot of people, which means there's a lot of samples)

participants: students, workers
data collection technique：questionnaire, survey

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2.setting:sheiffield,because I study in Sheffield.It is convenience for me to collecting data

participants:young people and old people.Because they have different hobbies

data collection technique: observation.More convenience

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Seting ：London, because there are lots of people from all the world, they have different culture, maybe have different behaviors during travel.
Participate: people from different age and different countries.
date:after a long  holiday .because it will become more easy to collect datas

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setting: sheffield universitys' library
milennial frequent library-users in chile are mostly study in university.
participants: students and teachers
data collect: interviews and questionnaires
because we can interview the students in library, which is the directly way to collect data. this is the most convinient way to get close to the student.

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Setting: Sheffield. (because I live in Sheffield. I can get information quickly and easily.)
Participants: Sheffield residences  (easy getting information)
Data collection technique: online and offline questionnaires
Random Interview (using theses methods, i can get more samples and information

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1.China Shanghai | advance subway system
2.Passengers in subways in Shanghai seperated to different age and gender| There are always crowd in Shanghai subways ,it will be efficent for survey
3.The behavior of passenger | this is in the question
4.interview&observation | its hard to conduct a survey or questionale in subway , interview and observation will be more acceptable

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what do public transport passengers do during travel time?

1. on public transport/ sheffield
directly place to see what they are doing.

2. driver/ passengers
the main character

3. questionnaire/ observation
directly way to get answer

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A. online students/ college student
B. student/ parent/ teacher/ school head/ peer/ tutors/
C. the feeling and attitudes
D. questionnaires

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A:uk and china
why:china has many samples, and has more experience of distance learning. UK can be compared with china
B: students in different age group and their teachers.
why:different people have different opinion.
C: cause and result
why:there is a certain intuitive plausibility to the idea
D: interview and questionnaires
why: data can be obtained quickly and accurately.

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interviews: b
questionnaires: a
content analysis: a
discourse analysis: b

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QUESTIONNAIRES:A
CONTENT ANALYSIS:A
D:B

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Discource analysis B

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3. expert participants

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1. 1 Academic research refers to the systematic investigation of a specific topic or problem, with the goal of expanding knowledge or understanding in a particular field of study. Academic research is typically conducted by scholars, scientists, or researchers affiliated with universities, research institutions, or other academic organizations.
2. first-hand source/surveys, interviews, observation, and focus groups.

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1.searching for new knowledge by asking new questions based on existing knowledge.
2.observation, survey and interview
3.researcher, scholar, study participant
4.research institute, lab, research center

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