Sentence examples for multidimensional construct and from inspiring English sources
Service quality is a multidimensional construct and there is no general agreement on its content.
Empathy is a multidimensional construct and involves both affective and cognitive processes.
The findings contribute to the project CSF literature by conceptualizing project supervision as a multidimensional construct and by confirming supervision as a generic CSF for World Bank projects.
Given that hope is a multidimensional construct and that little research has probed into its sub-dimensions' downstream effects, the present research serves as a pioneer study.
Engagement is often seen as a multidimensional construct and a large body of research is based on the definition of its three components: Behavioral engagement, Emotional engagement and Cognitive engagement (Fredricks et al. 2004).
Both measures support the theoretical framework that HRQoL is a multidimensional construct and includes physical, emotional, cognitive and social health dimensions (Varni et al. [2011]; Varni et al. [2003]).
Like schizophrenia, schizotypy is a multidimensional construct, positive and negative schizotypy dimensions being the most replicated factors [ 21].
However, access is a multidimensional construct, 29 30 and it is important to bear in mind patient characteristics that can affect a patient's healthcare seeking behaviour.
Attention is a multidimensional construct (Stefanatos and Baron 2007) that can be broadly defined as the facilitated processing of one piece of information over others (Nigg and Nikolas 2008).
Measuring patients' experience of care is important because quality of care is a multidimensional construct 10 and because there is evidence that patient experience can be used to inform improvements in the quality of health services.
2. Concepts of quality of life for medical students Students understand quality of life as a multidimensional construct comprising happiness and life satisfaction, healthy habits, social and affective relationships, and freedom.
