Other relational variables, such as brand community commitment, could also be considered and examined as antecedents.
Hutcheson and Kames are given their rightful roles as antecedents of those giants of modern western thought, Hume and Adam Smith.
While this article treats only those religions of Middle Eastern antiquity that have not survived to modern times, special attention is given in the introduction to their role as antecedents of the major Western religions (i.e., Judaism, Christianity, and Islām), all of which originated in the region.
The Roman Empire and the various emperors' accomplishments provided a key to understanding Roman history, and the reemergence of states and strong rulers in the 12th century again furnished manageable focal points for historical narrative, particularly since medieval states and governmental practices can be presented as antecedents of modern nations and institutions.
Specifically core self-evaluations are proposed as antecedents to PSRB.
First, this study adopted community identification as antecedents of post-purchase.
The methods here have as antecedents the earlier work of the author [M.
Four variables introduced as antecedents include work motivation, job satisfaction, psychological empowerment and Moral climate.
In addition, positive and negative feelings induced by the landscape emerge as antecedents to landscape perception.
Importantly, in both models, unusual sleep experiences serve as antecedents of trait dissociation.
In their multiple variations, knowledge networks are considered as antecedents of the present learning communities in the cyberspace.
