These descriptors largely address dimension involvement or performance scores rather than the behaviour of causes and predominance.
Based on the application of portable computers in the secondary school math class, Newhouse et al. (1998) developed the New Classroom Environment Instrument (NCEI), including 8 dimensions namely involvement, affiliation, teacher support, group work, competition, order and organization, teacher control, innovation.
The FGDs served the purpose of exploring gender dimensions surrounding involvement in sexual violence and associated risky sexual behavior prone to HIV (20– 20).
It can have two dimensions: 'valued involvement' - the experience of feeling valued, needed, accepted; and 'fit' - the person's perception that his or her characteristics articulate with, or complement, the system or environment [ 20].
This compartmental model does not make the assumption of random mixing, but subdivides the population according to different dimensions (gender, involvement in commercial sex, circumcision status, HIV infection status and stage of infection), into discrete high-risk (male clients and female sex workers for the high-risk groups) and low-risk (general population, not involved in paid sex) groups.
In terms of the quality dimension of " stakeholder involvement" (dimension B), only Evers et al. (CHEC list, [ 23]) do not declare whether they have any conflicts of interest.
Accordingly, a trained rater, blind to both treatment group and maternal mental state, scored the videotapes on the five dimensions of "physical involvement," "verbal involvement," "responsiveness," "positive statements," and "control over child's activities," each rated on a five point scale for the "quality" and "appropriateness" of maternal behaviour.
The Relationship dimension involves aspects of the quality of personal relationships, involvement and support in the ward.
This work distinguishes two dimensions of family involvement: one is the involvement of a family in the ownership and management of a company, namely family control, the other is the cognitive involvement of members of a family in an enterprise, namely family intentions.
The empirical dimensions of 'sibling involvement' used in this section, including measures of sibling control and participation, are similar to those used for parental involvement.
