No, Honestly - The Complete Series [DVD] [1974]

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Ateş, H. ( 2020), “ Merging theory of planned behavior and value identity personal norm model to explain pro-environmental behaviors”, Sustainable Production and Consumption, Vol. 24, pp. 169- 180.

The antecedent view of UCB refers to causes of different UCB dimensions. Fukukawa (2002) developed and tested ( Fukukawa and Ennew, 2010) a framework for ethically questionable behaviour (EQB) in consumption which explains theoretically why customers engage in such kinds of behaviours. In consideration of the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and perceived behavioural control (PBC), it provides predicting factors in form of attitudes and its formation, social influences and norms, behavioural control mechanisms and perceptions of unfairness as dimensions for the likelihood of customers engaging in EQB in the context of retail and consumption. These parameters form the basis of the antecedents of UCB ( Table 2) and extends the existing antecedent categories by looking at each dimension describing its composition based on customers' and FLEs' causal attributions. 3.2 Operational dimensions of UCB The series is based on the novels Coronet Among the Weeds and Coronet Among the Grass written by Charlotte Bingham, who was co-creator of the TV series with her husband Terence Brady. Second, the results of this study are limited by the research design that fell within the range of qualitative research as explorative investigations of perceptions of UCB require such research designs. Consequently, a segregation of differing forms of UCB linked to its severity and consequences cannot be concluded. Third, other limitations concern the use of telephone interviews and the dangers of socially desirable reactions being obtained in interview situations ( Alsaawi, 2014). Remedies for such issues include quantitative research methods that should be applied in future research concerning UCB. Moreover, it is still not entirely clear which UCB consequences are due to the occurrence of UCB itself and which are a side effect of the specific crisis-related context, such as the possibility of increased workloads due to precautionary measures to combat the pandemic. 6.3.2 Future research agenda Storm in a Teacup" ("Sugar Me") (written by de Paul and Ron Roker, a top ten hit the same year for The Fortunes) [37]The qualitative data gathered in this research reveals the extent of UCB, including the feelings of customers about other customers' unethical behaviour. The findings confirm that UCB influenced other customers' behaviour and impacted their customer shopping experience negatively. Customers changed their shopping habits, implementing behavioural adjustments to counterbalance the negative effects of UCB, for example by shopping at specific times or by reducing their shopping frequency. Some customers even reported avoiding shopping at specific times completely as a consequence of perceived UCB. The results further indicate customers' tendencies towards increased online shopping as a means to avoid shopping in physical stores altogether, due to UCB incidents. Such UCB effects on customers in retail stores reveal dissatisfaction among the customers who observe or experience such negative behaviours directly. Shopping experience dissatisfaction relates to the inducement of stress and associates with retailers' failure to meet customer expectations ( Lucia-Palacios et al., 2021) which poses the risk of losing customers as a consequence of UCB. All Night" / "Blind Leading The Blind" (UK BRMB chart breaker/bubbler week ending 19 May 1973) [322] Chang, H.-H. and Yang, T.-S. ( 2022), “ Consumer rights or unethical behaviours: exploring the impacts of retailer return policies”, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Vol. 64, 102779.

There's No Place Like London" / "There's No Place Like London" (Karaoke version) (credited as Lynsey & Friends) He, Y., Zhang, J., Zhou, Y. and Yang, Z. ( 2019), “ ‘Monkey see, monkey do?’: the effect of construal level on consumers' reactions to others' unethical behavior”, Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 155, pp. 455- 472. Bones [UK] - My One And Only / Baby Don't Make Me Cry - Jet - UK - JET 748". 45cat.com. 24 September 1976 . Retrieved 18 October 2016. Individually, attitudinal changes refer to behavioural changes according aiming at the establishment of morally acceptable behavioural norms in retail in relation to behavioural cues ( Mishra et al., 2020) as a tool for behavioural influencing. By providing moral-norm-confirming behavioural cues, one could expect such desirable behaviours to be enhanced without direct reprimand. De Paul also composed jingles for radio stations including Capital Radio. In 1983, she appeared at the Conservative Party conference with DJ Kenny Everett and film producer Michael Winner, where she sang a song she had composed especially for the occasion: "Vote Tory, Tory, Tory/For election glory". [155] She was the subject of the first episode of a TV series about female singers called "Ladybirds", directed by Bryan Izzard. [156] As well as being interviewed about her music and life, she played some of her most famous compositions, as well as her version of "All I Am" and a new song, "Thunder in the Night". She also played a solo version of "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" on various synthesisers/keyboards on a London roof top with a great view overlooking St Paul's Cathedral. [157] Some years later, her version of this song would later become the theme song for a German TV programme. [158]Barry Blue - Barry Blue (Vinyl, LP, Album)". Discogs.com. 26 October 1974 . Retrieved 16 June 2017.