David Feld, founder of Today's Man, a $ 204 million retailer based in Moorestown, New Jersey, guessed that many men equated buying clothes with going to the dentist, but he didn't know why Feld paid for focus groups to uncover the truth. But he never met a focus group he trusted. Finally, Feld's advertising agency recommended he talk to a company of professional hypnotists based in New York. Feld was skeptical, but he was desperate and curious enough to commission a study focused on why men feel uncomfortable in clothing stores. "The results really shook us up." Feld reports. The comments the men made under hypnosis had the ring of authenticity he had been searching for. Hypnotized men revealed that they often hated the way their clothes fit but didn't know how to complain. "One guy told us that the last time he bought a suit, it didn't fit right-but he didn't say anything. Feld says "He then told the hypnotist how insecure and dopey he felt when he wore that suit. Further, some of the groggy men admitted to a sense of powerlessness - they felt ganged up on by both their wives and pushy sales-people." We had never gotten that answer before". Feld says. Evaluate the research method used by Today's Man.

Paraphrase this one. Analyze and elaborate in 100 words. Relying on data garnered from surveys underscores a common challenge—data accuracy. Not all respondents provide entirely truthful or precise information. Inaccuracies might stem not from dishonesty, but rather from personal biases and reservations. Consequently, inaccurate data stands to compromise the integrity of predictive insights, potentially leading businesses astray.

A company uses patient DNA for research without the patient's knowledge or consent. Identify the ethical concern and at what step in the scenario the ethical concern(s) occurred. Explain how evidence-based research can eliminate or minimize ethical concerns in the health care industry. Compare research studies and quality management projects as they relate to the health care industry. Explain external factors that have an impact on the ethical concern in the scenario. Summarize the relationship between ethics and health care research using your chosen ethical scenario.

According to a recent study of approximately 347 financial statement frauds by the law enforcement agencies, senior management is the group most likely to commit financial statement fraud. The CEO was involved in 72% of these frauds, and the CFO’s involvement was 65%. Either the CEO or the CFO was involved in 89% of the cases. Motives for senior managers to commit financial statement fraud are varied. Following are questions which might help to better understanding the reasoning behind. (a)  Appraise the reasons senior management would overstate or understate business performance. Elaborate. (b)  Why would CFOs cook the books even though they know that it is against the law? Elaborate.