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Reading a Woman's Mind

By:

Seth Meera

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: ENG Publication details: Business World Sept 26,2000 0Description: 35-40ppSubject(s):

Case Study : Woman

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Summary: With enormous and varied magazines being published in English and regional languages for women of different social backgrounds, that drawing inferences or conclusions about their reading habits or preferences is difficult as they have markedly different reading habits.The reading habits are found from the circulation of the magazine which in depends on sale of number of copies and dividing there too by each other give readership per copy RPD Reading habits of women fall in different slots as their backgrounds homeloving outgoing, etc.The variances are so diverse that it will not be possible to demarcate or incorporate all the subjects that will data to all the categories of women in a single Meagan.

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With enormous and varied magazines being published in English and regional languages for women of different social backgrounds, that drawing inferences or conclusions about their reading habits or preferences is difficult as they have markedly different reading habits.The reading habits are found from the circulation of the magazine which in depends on sale of number of copies and dividing there too by each other give readership per copy RPD Reading habits of women fall in different slots as their backgrounds homeloving outgoing, etc.The variances are so diverse that it will not be possible to demarcate or incorporate all the subjects that will data to all the categories of women in a single Meagan.

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