The results indicate that whiteness is an attributed quality and contributes to constructing success, and that racialised researchers stand out as being particularly invisible representations within a Research Excellence framework.
The final contextual factor shaping how facilitators constructed success in the delivery of the intervention was the tension between the requirements of a research project and of the participatory approach of the intervention.
Once an operationalized construct for success is derived, we will then investigate the influence of student participation on success and the mediated effects therein.
It is somehow not easy to construct a success list.
The H 0 -hypothesis between the construct economic success and the indicators was in all cases that there is no causality.
Furthermore, the SEM, with the respective effect sizes of the manifest variables on the latent construct "Economic Success" illustrate especially the relationship between "Competitive Situation", "Turnover/Volume" and "Active Customer-Orientated MActive Customer-Orientated
Thus, following the establishment of our success construct, we will then look for direct and indirect effects of a variety of student participatory behaviors (e.g., attending office hours, doing homework, contributing to class discussions) on student success.
In a comprehensive literature review of the DeLone and McLean construct for IS success, Petter et al. (2008) stated that the empirical results indicated a strong association between user satisfaction and net benefits (perceived impacts).
** unable to construct model as success is predicted perfectly CI = confidence interval, OR = odds ratio, GSS = Geriatric severity score [21], MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination, BI = Barthel Index.
The following instruments were used to construct the combined success criteria for multi-modal pain therapy: Average pain severity in the last 4 weeks: 11-point numeric rating scale of pain severity referring to the "primary pain" ranging from 0 (no pain) to 10 (strongest imaginable pain) – visualized with equal distances between the steps of the scale.
—Lena Course participants learned that when gender stereotypes are activated, raters are less likely to attribute a woman's success to ability than a man's success, a construct called attributional rationalization, which results from the assumption that men are more competent than women (Swim and Sanna, 1996; Heilman and Haynes, 2005).
