Based on the suggestion to integrate assumptions from the Self-Determination Theory (SDT) [ 42, 43] with those of socio-cognitive models (TPB) [ 41], concepts of the SDT were taken into account during the development of the present advice.
It integrates theoretical assumptions and empirical findings from cognitive and motivation theory, personality psychology, and neurobiology (Kuhl et al. 2006 for a further description and discussion of the PSI theory see Kuhl 2000a).
The contextual conception of knowledge integrates this assumption by highlighting the role of different perspectives on knowledge – a scientific versus an everyday-life perspective, for instance.
However, we construct the dynamic networks by integrating both assumptions in the present work.
Integrating the assumptions of the feature statistic account with the hierarchical model leads to the prediction that at low levels of global brain damage, perirhinal cortex atrophy will be associated with disproportionately poorer performance with living compared with non-living objects.
In a realist approach, the evaluation begins with formulating a programme theory (integrating the assumptions of the programme designers and implementers with the existing wider knowledge or evidence on the topic and insight regarding the contextual factors that could affect the outcome).
This paper presents an approach for integrating an assumption deviation risk analysis as part of QRAs.
Template analysis flexibly integrates a priori assumptions and hypotheses for a hybrid inductive/deductive analytic process.
These objectives can be integrated into the assumptions made in the traffic forecast studies (objectives of private car use, modal shift targets, objectives of public transport offer).
