Coffee Article Reviews Samples For Students

1. Objective: The objective of this study was to check whether coffee intake can help protect against fatal oral/pharyngeal cancers in a large US prospective cohort study.
2. Study design: The study included individuals from among the 1 million plus (men and women, average age 57 years) participants of the Cancer Prevention Study II by the American Cancer Society. The study participants completed a confidential questionnaire designed to obtain information about behavioral, dietary habits and family health history including cancer.
3. Strength of study design: The study described by Hildebrand J. and others (2012) was large and included participants ...

Caffeine has been a favorite go-to substance of people who suffer from lethargy when waking up in the morning or staying late at night for work. In the article Caffeine Use Disorder: Widespread Health Problems that Needs More Attention the American University (2014) provides a logical argument on the negative side effects of caffeine. The institution also gives a fair warning to people that these effects can lead to very serious disorders if not addressed accordingly.
Several studies have reported the positive benefits of caffeine. Manufacturers have capitalized on the antioxidant properties (Ziaedini, Jafari and Zakeri, 2010) of the substance to ...

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Starbuck is a well-established brand for coffee business. With around 5000 stores around global market, Starbuck has created a differentiated market segment for themselves. A competitive advantage is an advantage gained over competitors by offering customers with greater value either through lower price or by providing the additional services.. The article illustrated that the competitive advantage of Starbuck is through the additional services it can offer to its customers apart from its normal business. Some ...

“Want a Yogurt with that Venti Late? Starbucks and Danone to Join Forces” article, written by Stephanie Strom and published at http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/24/business/starbucks-and-danone-joining-forces-to-sell-yogurt.html?ref=global&_r=1& on July 23rd, 2013 discusses about an organizational strategy for increasing two companies’ visibility, market share and profits and this is the reason why I chose it, for elaborating on an organizational behavior concept.
This business strategy comes out of Starbucks’ need of diversifying its line – up of products and services and developing its food offering. With this organizational strategy, the company looks into the future, as it anticipates the market’s trends. The company’s profits ...

1. Demand and Supply

Pepitone reported that coffee futures had dropped due to favorable coffee-growing weather conditions (n.p.). Coffee lovers now enjoy 1.6%-6.0% cut prices on several popular brands including Maxwell House, Smucker, Folgers and Millstone. Interestingly, the prices for coffee products had increased for 10-20% several months ago. Smucker had increased prices for its coffee products for 10% in February and then an increase of 10% followed in May. Starbucks had upped the price for 17% for the package of coffee in the U.S. retail stores. In accordance with Wall Street Journal, key coffee producers were having the largest harvest of ...

Over the last five centuries, countries have always produced coffee. However, the coffee market has always been volatile. Accounts from recent historical and coffee related events records sharp drops in coffee prices globally and subsequent consequences. The presented coffee crisis in 1999 to 2003 is a classic example. A noteworthy aspect with regard to coffee culture however is that the few major coffee producers namely Brazil, Yemen and Haiti often determine global prices. A dip in production of coffee from these regions due to many reasons such as coffee rust disease, often leads to high global coffee prices. Additionally, ...

1. What is the name of your journal?

Answer:- American Psychological Association.

2. For whom does it seem to have been written? For example, is it directed toward a special kind of psychologist? Does it include articles that would be of interest to educators or others outside the field of academic psychology? If so, list several titles.

Answers:-The article seems to have been written for educators who are psychologists too.

3. Choose a representative research article whose title interests you. Write the name of its title and briefly explain why it interests you.
Answer: -Effects of Acute Caffeine Administration on ...

TOMS Shoes LLC was profit oriented company and transformed into a social kind of enterprise. It sells products for profit and, at the same time, donates another kind of product needed by the poor in the country. Its website defines the company as a “One-for-One Company” and uses the slogan “With every product you purchase, TOMS will help a person in need. One for One.” Although the company had from the outset wanted to help people improve their lives through its products, TOMS did not actually achieve that and ended up operating purely for profits. The author reflected on ...

Soergel (2016) reported that U.S. trade gap contracted in March as exports and imports plummeted. As of March 2016, the net trade deficit was at $56.9 billion a lower figure compared to February’s $62.9 billion. Imports fell to $173.6 billion while export to $116.7 billion the least monthly tally since 2011. The smaller gap boosted the GDP of the country. Soergel noted that the international trade nearly came to a halt in February with the Baltic Dry Index falling to an all-time low indicating that few players were actively buying or selling products from the other nations. However, ...

James Walvin in his article “A taste of empire” examines the role colonization played in the localization of activities such as tea drinking, tobacco smoking, and chocolate consumption into British culture. “Yet, each and many more of these habits is only British by adoption. The peculiarly British customs associated with these traditions were developed in a relatively short period, and involved commodities imported from every edge of colonial settlement and trade” (Walvin 11). Walvin states that tea started out as a primarily luxurious commodity only meant for the elite but with time grew to form a core part of every Briton’s ...

Study Program

Review of Keenan, J. & Evans, A. 2014. ‘‘I am a starbucks worker my life no longer belongs to me’: the performance of enstrangement as a learning tool,’ Teaching in Higher Education, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 101-112.
This paper examines the use of autoethnography as a means of approaching the experience of estrangement, thereby making the researcher’s personal experience a topic of investigation. Autoethnographic practices that emphasize the location of the researcher as an important response to post-structuralist epistemologies in which older forms of certainty in the validity traditional scientific inquiry have been edged out by greater knowledge that experience ...

Psychology

Studies show that odor perception is directly related to the condition and functioning of the orbitofrontal cortex. The olfactory abilities of an otherwise normal human being can be largely impaired by neurological diseases as well as brain injuries. Moreover, scientists have also found that the ability to identify smells is often closely linked to functional brain activity levels. Killgore and Associates (2007) conducted a study to showcase the effectiveness of odor detection tests in predicting susceptibility to sleep deprivation as measured through Personality Tests. This experiment sought to prove that a small olfactory test can be a good predictor of emotional and ...

Fueling for Fitness and Optimal Performance

This article stresses on the importance of having a sound eating plan or a ‘fueling’ plan for athletes, while hitting the gym or competing in an upcoming marathon or even Olympics. This ‘fueling’ plan not only helps them exercise with more energy, meet training goals faster and perform better but recover more completely from workouts, decreasing the risk of injuries and stay in overall better shape. The link between nutrition and fitness is realised by common people too, as almost 67% of American say they are currently making changes to improve their diets and overall health.
It is very important ...

Black & Decker Incorporated is a company in the general consumers market, and located in Connecticut. It was founded in 1910, and it has over 21,000 employees with sales of over $ 750 million worldwide. This company offers products such as coffee makers, toasters and firefighting equipment. The success of this company illustrates how a company can adjust its product line to reach the high end market. Black & Decker was successful with the Dust buster vacuum cleaner that led it to the acquisition of the General Electrics’ appliances division in 1984. After this milestone, the company faced challenges of redesigning some of ...

Up until a decade ago, the concept of energy drinks wasn’t present in consumers’ minds. However, the idea of people flying via wings after consuming a drink certainly caught everyone’s attention and that first mover advantage has been priceless for Red Bull. With the energy drinks market now more developed than ever, Red Bull can stretch its wings far by developing its own markets further.

Brand positioning and competitive advantage

When Red Bull first came out in the market such a product was very new for consumers and at that time it could have been called as breakthrough innovation since most of the world was ...