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    attributes (which include shade, lighting fixtures, income personnel, music and so on) shape the general context within which shoppers make decisions of store selection and patronage. Many of the previous research on retail environment suggests that such attributes affect the image of the store. Retailers comprehend the significance of such attributes and systematically attempt to avail of an atmosphere, inclusive of suitable colors, music and so on that will attract their target customers. Further, purchase

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    identify a student 's preferred academic approach in adapting and processing knowledge. The learning style denotes to the special mode in which the learners absorbs, processes, follows and recollects knowledge. Identifying the learners as auditory, visual, or kinesthetic learners and supporting our complete curriculum with these learning styles will prove to be beneficial for whole classroom. Using a mixture of learning activities, in

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    very basics of education, know what they want to study and do for the rest of their life? That is the exact dilemma I am facing right now. There are lots of majors I want to learn more about, but my top two are journalism and visual communications. Both journalism and visual communications sound interesting and aline well with my strengths, yet journalism sticks out more to me because I enjoy writing and there are many avenues to go with a journalism major. Journalism is professional writing for

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    In today’s society, we are constantly being bombarded with visual art forms. Whether they be classical paintings from the Renaissance, a towering and modern skyscraper, or even a cheesy 90’s R&B music video, they all have one thing in common. According to Carolyn Dean’s definition, these would all fall under the category of “art by intention.” In her essay “The Trouble with (The Term) Art” she advocates a distinction between art by intention and what she deems “art by appropriation.” The difference

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    According to West, Kahn, and Nauta (2007), who briefly summarize the difference between visual learners and verbal learners, say: “those who are more visual learners prefer to acquire information through pictures, diagrams, and charts, whereas those on the more verbal end of this continuum prefer written and spoken explanations” (p. 175). Equally important as visual and audible learning is the learning process which takes place through having a more hands-on method. One might

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    In Laura Mulvey’s essay Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema, she discusses the psychoanalysis of scopophilic and voyeuristic tendencies. Scopophilia is defined as the pleasure in looking and being looked at, which, in the case of this essay can be broken that down into the pleasure of looking as the active dominant male, and the pleasure in being looked at as the passive female. I plan to analyze Mulvey’s ideas of patriarchy in film, specifically the “male gaze” and how these ideas are portrayed

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    of our surroundings, or cross-modal interaction occurs before integration. We compared visual evoked potentials (VEPs) evoked when attention is directed toward either visual or auditory stimuli and found no difference in mean P100 when attention was directed toward visual stimuli (2.41x10-5 ± 6.43x10-5 V, n=10) or auditory stimuli (1.68x10-5 ± 1.93x10-5 V, n=10). This evidence suggests that processing of visual information is unaffected by the concurrent processing of auditory information. Introduction

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    Concentrated study of aesthetics is a luxury that inspires gratitude and carries with it the singular regret of not being able to solely focus on it. As philosophers expose their opinions, one’s own philosophy of art surfaces alongside them. First, creativity need not be distinguished from fine art as this detracts from the goal of fine art to contribute to humanity. Second, mechanical and technological systems and patterns lie outside the realm of fine art as they fail to inspire or connect to the

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    The arts have a long and storied past in the United States. Through the years the arts have ranged from a luxury to a staple, rising and falling in interest and availability based on public opinion (Heilig, Cole, & Aguilar, 2010). Despite the rocky road the arts have faced, they never disappear completely. Art supporters hope to one day see a society that values the arts, and for the need to arts advocacy to vanish. Art education has many intangible benefits. Through the arts students learn how

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    Visual Arts? Visual? Arts? art that is visual, isn't all art visual? what does that even mean? This is what my year 4 self was thinking when I asked my Year 7 sister what classes she was going to drop and why, she said she would drop visual arts due to heavy work load. I remember I wanted to follow in her footsteps so I swore to myself that as soon as I could drop the subject I would as well. Flash forward a few years and here I am. My names Tessa kelly and as you can see I never dropped and I'm

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