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i am student of international school of management,Patna.this college one of the premier B-School in Bihar.I am very interested in social leadership because without leadership not sustain in competitive market.
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- 3. Greater than 50000 Section B: About mobile phones 10. Do you have your own mobile phone? a) Yes b) No 11. How many phones do You have? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3, or more d) I don't have, but I would 12. What brand is it? a) Nokia b) Samsung c) Siemens d) Sony Ericsson e) Motorola f) Other g) I don't have it 13.How often do You change Your mobile? a) Every other year b) Every other month c) Every other week d) Always the same phone
- 4. 14.Is the design of a mobile phone important for You? a) Yes, of course b) I don't care c) Not at all 15. You often use your phone to: a) Call b) SMS c) WAP(Mobile internet) d) MMS 16. Which mobile operator do you use? a) TELE2 b) Omnitel c) Bite d) Other 17. How much money do You spend on mobile services per month? a) 1-20 Lt b) 20-50 Lt c) 50-100 Lt d) 100-200 Lt e) more than 200 lt 18. How many SMS do you send per day? a) 0-10 b) 10-50 c) 50-100 d) more than 100 19. Buying a new mobile phone for You is important: a) Main functions (making calls, writing SMS,MMS...)
- 5. b) Specific functions (camera, MP3 player, Dictaphone,etc.) c) External appearance d) Emotional satisfaction 20. Do You use your mobile phone while driving? a) Never b) Just when sms comes c) Only when answering a call 21. Have You ever thought about negative effects of mobile phones? a) Yes b) No 22.Have you any idea please given below.