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.
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.
24 In summary, our previous research has suggested an importance in managerial involvement and commitment in SPI and identified some potential dimensions of this involvement.
The reports reinforce conclusions in change management and the safety literature that have stressed the importance of CEO involvement, and further provide new evidence for specific critical dimensions of CEO involvement.
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.
These two dimensions of family involvement are likely to be intertwined, which means that family intentions directly lead to a familial-controlling structure.
Until recently, very little has been explored of the aesthetic dimensions of active involvement in painting a canvas, playing a violin, skating, gardening, repairing a garment, hanging laundry outdoors, and giving birth (Rautio 2009; Lintott 2012).
Conjoint analysis led to lower WTP estimates for the product improvement than the other two methods Reference price and one dimensions of price involvement – value consciousness – were related to WTP estimates for the base product.
This study addressed the call for more research-informed practical guidance on the role of senior management in QI initiatives and specifically identified critical dimensions of CEO involvement within the SPI.
The dimensions of CEO involvement can be closely matched to those that emerged from the self-reports (please see table 4 for example quotations) However, different weightings were placed on the dimensions to those offered by the CEOs' transcripts and two subdimensions were not confirmed.
We show that the cognitive dimension of product involvement and impulsiveness significantly affect purchase intentions.
