Dan R Ward
Biographic Data
| ID | 7114882 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dan R Ward |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dan R |
| FAMILY NAME | Ward |
| SIGNATURE | WARD D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Southwestern Louisiana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Enter the Brocktagon
Professional wrestling, and WWE in particular, has consistently utilised stars with mainstream crossover appeal as totems, not only to draw new audiences to the product, but also to signify new directions or innovations in brand identity. In recent times, with a growing fan appetite for behind-the-scenes information increasingly closing the 'knowledge gap' between producer and consumers, WWE has continually renegotiated its relationship with disc…
Know your role
Contemporary film stardom is an intensely intertextual phenomenon, articulated not only through the range of social media platforms available to celebrities and their marketing teams, but also through the increasingly synergistic bodies of work of the modern Hollywood star. More than this, the modern star image is a performance, one which is in constant process of construction and negotiation. In this article, I explore how these factors intersec…
Personal, Professional, and Corporate Codes of Behavior
Primary sources of ethical concepts cited by Certified Management Accountants were personal experience 40%, religious training 30%, education or firm training 7%, and other 18%, with only 5% indicating the professional code of conduct. The strength of these influences can be seen in the results wherein subjects often violated company policy in dealing with ethical situations
Use of Self-Reported College Aptitude Test Scores in Accounting Education Research
The assumptions inherent in the use of self-reported college aptitude test scores in research may not hold. In this study of 196 students, reporting error was quite common with 90% of all errors being overstatements
Students' Assessments of Factors Contributing to Failure in the First Accounting Course
Students ( n = 93 for current repeaters and n = 83 for students currently in the second course) who failed the first accounting course attributed that failure to a lack of study, inability to apply the material covered, the speed of coverage of the material, and the instructor, among other possible factors
Know your role
Contemporary film stardom is an intensely intertextual phenomenon, articulated not only through the range of social media platforms available to celebrities and their marketing teams, but also through the increasingly synergistic bodies of work of the modern Hollywood star. More than this, the modern star image is a performance, one which is in constant process of construction and negotiation. In this article, I explore how these factors intersec…
Use of Self-Reported College Aptitude Test Scores in Accounting Education Research
The assumptions inherent in the use of self-reported college aptitude test scores in research may not hold. In this study of 196 students, reporting error was quite common with 90% of all errors being overstatements
Students' Assessments of Factors Contributing to Failure in the First Accounting Course
Students ( n = 93 for current repeaters and n = 83 for students currently in the second course) who failed the first accounting course attributed that failure to a lack of study, inability to apply the material covered, the speed of coverage of the material, and the instructor, among other possible factors
Personal, Professional, and Corporate Codes of Behavior
Primary sources of ethical concepts cited by Certified Management Accountants were personal experience 40%, religious training 30%, education or firm training 7%, and other 18%, with only 5% indicating the professional code of conduct. The strength of these influences can be seen in the results wherein subjects often violated company policy in dealing with ethical situations
Know your role
Contemporary film stardom is an intensely intertextual phenomenon, articulated not only through the range of social media platforms available to celebrities and their marketing teams, but also through the increasingly synergistic bodies of work of the modern Hollywood star. More than this, the modern star image is a performance, one which is in constant process of construction and negotiation. In this article, I explore how these factors intersec…
Enter the Brocktagon
Professional wrestling, and WWE in particular, has consistently utilised stars with mainstream crossover appeal as totems, not only to draw new audiences to the product, but also to signify new directions or innovations in brand identity. In recent times, with a growing fan appetite for behind-the-scenes information increasingly closing the 'knowledge gap' between producer and consumers, WWE has continually renegotiated its relationship with disc…
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