Research findings indicate that resilience is a multi dimensional construct - resilience in one domain does not automatically confer resilience in other domains [ 15, 16].
Perceived quality in food products is complex and is often operationalized by multi-dimensional constructs, whose measurement requires the designing of sufficiently validated scales.
Likert-type scale questions were used to detect multi-dimensional constructs related to students' perceptions, intentions and past behaviour with regards to plagiarism (i.e. "I have come across a case of plagiarism committed by a student at this institution").
Related to this, it is important to note that "anxiety" or "anxious temperament" are complex multi-dimensional constructs [24].
Future studies are required to assess the multi-dimensional constructs of support which will lead to a more complete understanding of the impact of social support on outcomes among individuals with MSI.
Indeed, multi-dimensional constructs that take into account the breadth of range and severity of psychosocial factors, drug-related factors and genetic factors have been proposed elsewhere for use in clinical practice [ 4].
An exploration of the association between multi-morbidity, HRQOL and MH using HRQOL as an outcome measure and MH symptoms as the mediator could be conducted to better understand the relative importance of these complexes and multi-dimensional constructs in patients with chronic disease.
It is concluded that urban green spaces attitude is a multi-dimensional construct.
Second, web participation is discussed as a complex multi-dimensional construct, something that is not fully acknowledged in existing web use research.
Integration in project-based supply chains is a multi-dimensional construct, including the four dimensions strength, scope, duration, and depth of integration.
Conceptualizing EI as a multi-dimensional construct, our research focused on developing a measure for a crucial component: electronic information transfer (EIT).
