Sentence examples for four broad dimensions from inspiring English sources

The Multidimensional Driving Style Inventory (MDSI) was originally built and validated in Israel to measure four broad dimensions of driving styles: Reckless, Angry, Anxious, and Careful.

Empathy is multidimensional (Davis, 1983; Singer & Lamm, 2009), with four broad dimensions: cognitive, affective/emotional, distressed, and motor.

For 30 years our executive search firm has been in the business of assessing leaders along two broad dimensions: potential and competence.

Because the IPI is somewhat unwieldy in actual use, Huba et al. developed a short form, the Short Imaginal Processes Inventory, which measures three broad dimensions of the experience.

The instrument distinguishes three styles: interventionist, non-interventionist and interactionist, and also covers three broad dimensions of classroom management - personality, teaching and discipline.

The five-factor model (FFM) assumes that adequate description of personality may be reached by considering no more than five broad dimensions.

Three broad dimensions of public transit are considered: competition and regulation; investment, financing, fares and subsidies; and the operation and use of infrastructure, design, inspection and control.

Susan Fiske, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Princeton, said that traditionally, most stereotypes break down into two broad dimensions: whether a person appears to have malignant or benign intent and whether a person appears dangerous.

Therefore, one common approach is to categorize affective factors using two broad dimensions comprising valence (V) and arousal (A) on two-dimensional plots [30].

Education researchers interested in measuring fidelity generally report on two broad dimensions: structural and process (Harn et al. 2013; Mowbra et al. 2003; O'Donnell 2008).

The question of how to talk about the Anthropocene has two broad dimensions: the substantive dimension of what sorts of things should be said and the formal dimension of how those things should be presented.