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Ståplatsläktaren - glädje & passion eller farliga huliganer?

En kvantitativ undersökning av supportrar på ståplatsläktaren

Kandidatuppsats · Umeå universitet

… football and supporter culture were examined. The data was collected thru a web-based survey of Swedish football supporters. The result showed that the most important aspects on the cheering section were to stand up, support the team and to be dedicated. The cheering section …

PROKRASTINERING

gapet mellan avsikt och handling Studenter på högre utbildningar

Kandidatuppsats · Institutionen för industriell ekonomi

… this behavior is among students in higher education in Sweden. Using a web-based survey, data was collected for analysis. A statistical program, SPSS, was used for evaluation of the collected data. The purpose of this study was to examine whether there are differences in the …

Visualisering av elanvändning i kontorsfastigheter

Utveckling, implementering och utvärdering av visualiseringsverktyg för minskad elanvändning

Examensarbete, avancerad nivå · Uppsala universitet

… in an office building. The subject was investigated through the creation of a web based visualization tool that was made accessible to the about 1500 employees in a large office building. The visualization was available for three weeks. During this period interviews, user …

Kostråd på internet

En tva?rsnittsstudie bland unga vuxna

Kandidatuppsats · Högskolan i Gävle

… of national recommendations issued by the National Food Agency. Method A web-based survey was distributed on the social media platform Facebook. The questionnaire contained a total of 14 questions regarding online nutritional advice and its credibility. Finally, it requested the …

"Avslagsbeslut"

En enkätundersökning om hot och våld bland anställda vid Migrationsverkets förvarsenhet

Kandidatuppsats · Högskolan i Gävle

… health problems among employees who may be exposed to threats and violence. A web-based questionnaire was answered by 29 employees (response rate = 51 percent). The results showed that more employees had been exposed to verbal threats (66 percent), compared to physical violence …