The final extra-role dimension of customer value co-creation behavior as customer citizenship behavior [8,37] is also identified, which is termed as "D", and Table 4 lists its criteria and norms below.
The first parameter, θ, specifies the vector norm threshold that determines whether stimuli and their corresponding responses are included or excluded from the RF estimate (only stimuli with vector norms below θ are included in the estimate).
Furthermore, the completion of (M_{G}^{p,0}(0,T)) with the norm given below is indicated by (M_{G}^{p}(0,T)), (pgeq 1), Vert eta Vert = biggl{ int_{0}^{T}E bigl[ vert eta_{s} vert ^{p} bigr],ds biggr} ^{1/p}.
This can be interpreted as self-organized evolution of a social norm (see below).
This was obtained at query time by performing the iteration until the change between p t and p t +1 (measured by the L1 norm) fell below 10−10.
After certain steps, the probabilities will reach a steady state which is obtained by performing the iteration until the difference between P s and P s+1 measured by L1 norm falls below a very small number such as 10-8.
Specifically, one trial (c) defines cognitive impairment as ≥1 SD below norm on ≥3 tests, or ≥2 SD below norm on 1 test + ≥1 SD below norm on a 2nd test, where as other trials (e h, j, k, m, n) use the definition of ≥1 SD below norm on ≥2 tests, or ≥2 SD below norm on 1 test.
Finally, some trials (l, l1) use the definition of ≥1.5 SD below norm on ≥2 tests, or ≥2.5 SD below mean on 1 test.
Complementary elements in ethical decisions also include context-sensitive ethical principles or norms (see below).
