Nadine

//**Research Question**//
 * To what extent are consumers affected by the knowledge that a company supports questionably moral acts?

//**Hypothesis**// > //**Research Paper**//
 * Consumers will not be affected to the extent of boycotting the company, unless the issue concerns them/their ethnicity personally, and if the product they wish to boycott supplies consumers with irreplaceable fundamental products, then the consumer will be satisfied with buying less of the product.
 * [[file:Nadine Madani - Sociology Research Paper.pdf]] [[file:Nadine Madani- Sociology Research Paper Cover Page copy.pdf]]

//**Final Thesis/Conclusion**//
 * The answer lies in dividing the phenomenon into 3 major groups; consumers directly affected by a given issue, consumers who aren't, and environmental boycotts. Consumers directly affected by the acts are generally more willing to boycott the company, than consumers who are not directly affected by the company’s act. However, when the companies’ act is towards an environmental issue, some ethnicities showed stronger reactions than others.

//**Unique Audience**//
 * Who: Dr. Farouq Kamal (Mom's friend minor in sociology.)
 * When: November 26th, 2012
 * Where: On the phone
 * Evidence: Audio File

//**Presentation**//
 * http://www.nadinesoctalk.blogspot.kr/

//**Additional Resources**//
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