Much ideational and personal support was given by Anke Borhof, Dr Uta Renn, and Wilhelm Krümpelmann.
Importantly, increased frontal alpha coherence was significantly correlated with enhanced ideational flexibility, providing initial support to arrow 3 in Figure 4, supporting the suggested link between increased functional connectivity in the alpha range and enhanced creativity [ 65].
But the study's overriding finding was that fertility declines spread rapidly "like an epidemic" through provinces that shared a cultural as well as spatial location, supporting strong ideational and normative explanations that is, that people recognized that limiting family size was both feasible and acceptable to do.
Our findings further support the view that ideational fluency and ideational originality are discriminable aspects of creative potential.
Baseline research showed that hearing a religious leader voice support for family planning was an important ideational factor for women and men in Nigeria.
Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used to compare the hypothesized five-factor model and an alternative model, as follows: (1) a five-factor model as per the original theoretical construct, (2) a four-factor model in which factor A (mood-related signs) and factor E (ideational disturbance) were collapsed into a single factor (as supported by prior studies, reviewed above).
Questions were tailored to measure ideational factors (partner communication, beliefs and attitudes, correct knowledge, perceptions of peer support, self-efficacy, and perceptions of religious approval), which, taken together, are used as an index predictive of contraceptive use; changing these factors contributes to increased contraceptive use.
This finding supports the distinction between repetition of movements and repetition of more complex, ideational behaviours (for review see, Turner, 1999) and suggests that the latter may share underlying mechanisms in OCD and ASD.
In particular, the data support the theoretical foundation on which NURHI was based that is, the communication theory that holds that changing ideational factors, such as knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs, increases the chances of changing people's behavior.
They are material, not ideational.
The author argued that good essays fulfil "the ideational metafunction".
