Sentence examples for construct categories from inspiring English sources

The teacher interview data were inductively analyzed to identify themes and construct categories.

A self-administrated survey questionnaire that consists of four construct categories that are KMC, ED, and innovation performance constructs along with an additional control variables category was used as the measurement instrument.

Inductive content analysis was used to construct categories representative of recurring patterns in the respondents' comments (Stake, 1995).

Telephone interviews six months after the intervention with participants of the two pilot courses were used to construct categories for content analysis [ 44].

Serial in-depth interviews were conducted, transcribed verbatim and then analyzed through open and axial coding in order to construct categories for three cases (sites).

But when someone doesn't fit so neatly into society's tightly constructed categories of sexuality?

Against the backdrop of ageless mountain ranges, the historically constructed categories of gender seem to melt away like a desert mirage.

In all of these contexts, migration intersected in different ways with other socially constructed categories such as race, ethnicity, class, and religion.

Racism, after all, is essentially the result of socially constructed categories imposed by bigots to separate out-groups from an in-group: white from nonwhites, Germans from Jews and so on.

Nevertheless, in the historiography of childhood and youth, the importance of "age as a category of analysis" can be in conflict with the notion that "children" and "teenagers" are culturally constructed categories which change throughout history.

Farm animals may exist simultaneously as 'friends' and sources of food, leading to a blurring of socially constructed categories such as 'livestock' and 'pet' (Holloway, J. Rural Stud. 17 (2001) 293).