Each bibliometric indicator provided insights into research quality, i.e., quantity of papers, citation rates, impact factor; norm-referencing [ 33].
In the present study, we did not differentiate between those two norm aspects; hence, they cannot be accounted for separately, which could explain the non-significant contribution of the factor norms.
For a long time I wondered if the outgroup status of cyclists was compounded by two other known social psychological factors: norms and majority vs minority groups.
Findings highlight the diversity of ICTs that are adopted to support mobile work practices, and effects of individual preferences and contextual factors (norms of collaboration, spatial mobility, and organizational constraints).
Then, there are three cognitive factors (job relevance, output quality, result demonstrability) and three social factors (subjective norm, image, voluntariness) which influence usage intention (ITU) indirectly.
The mean scores of the barrier factor 'social norms' clearly indicate that.
The theoretical basis of perspective-based analysis lies in the idea that such factors as norms, values, and experiences influence individuals' views of the world.
Economic situations, social factors, shifting norms in the community, those also might affect crime," he said.
The survey looked at drinking behaviour, social involvement, college environmental factors, drinking norms, and positive drinking consequences.
Organisational, work process, patient-related, individual, social, and professional factors, group norms, local and organisational culture, image management and collegiality influence the development, implementation and maintenance of workarounds.
Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate whether gender differences regarding individual and social factors (peer norms) determine inconsistent condom use with a new sexual partner, particularly with regard to condom efficacy among university students in Uganda.
