We did that using the collective identity construct (CIC) and adapted a widely accepted 17-item CIC scale to explore the extent rural landholders in south eastern Australia held a farmer identity.
III P's hooked up with locals Design Build Collective to construct a Mad Maxian, post-apocalyptic-themed festival entrance.
At the time the study commenced, we were working with the Normalisation Process Model (NPM) [ 44], therefore the bulk of the questions developed for inclusion stemmed from the NPT's 'Collective Action' construct (see below for brief descriptions, and elsewhere [ 20, 42] for accounts of the theory development process).
Instead of typically limiting oneself to examine only the best domain hit to the sequence, the collective view constructed from a set of fold-related (ideally homologous) domains can minimally postulate the generalized biological function of the query sequence.
Our collective inability to construct a well thought out creative solution that goes beyond declaring a "war on terrorism" or insanely cheering on continued "shock and awe" campaigns in Arab regions around the world is a complicit part of the ongoing problems we face.
Use of this model might advance research on bringing about collaboration between patients and healthcare professionals to construct collective action.
The idea of policy within this community is of a rational process of decision making, " a collective attempt to construct a policy in order to address some evident problem" [ 32].
The two composite dimension; 'structural indicators of social disorder' and 'contact with disorderly behaviour' both reflect the construct collective efficacy introduced by Sampson [ 51], and defined as the linkage of social control and cohesion that reproduces the norms for behaviour in neighbourhood environments.
In the process of state formation and nation building, states organize the production, organization and distribution of social knowledge to construct national collective memory.
