In particular, the lack of congruence among segments, targets, and audiences seems a significant cause of consumer distraction and frustration.
As a result, IBM achieved a high degree of congruence among segments, targets, and audiences, despite the fact that its market was highly varied.
After controlling for alexithymia, the effect of congruence for prosody targets failed to reach significance [F 1,29)<1].
It never said check a pulse or blood pressure…" This lack of congruence between QOF targets and guidelines for best practice in HF could make facilitation efforts aimed at sustaining change difficult.
Additional research has shown that N400 amplitude is inversely related to the semantic congruence between a target word and its preceding context, even when the target word is not semantically anomalous [64].
The importance of such congruence between novel targeted interventions and existing practice in schools has consistently been highlighted (Elias, Zins, Gaczyk, & Weissberg, 2003; Weare & Gray, 2003).
A main effect of congruence was observed for prosody targets at the N400 time-window [F 1,30) = 7.1, p = 0.01], indicating a larger N400 for affectively incongruent compared to congruent targets.
Change in practice is likely to be more successful when there is congruence between national and local targets [ 13].
In a within participants design, the valence congruence of the prime and target pairs was manipulated, as was the interval between them.
This brings it into congruence with the data-supported target count of 836 human proteins for which moderately potent small-molecule chemical starting points had previously been reported [44].
The valence congruence of the prime and target pairs was the third factor.
