Bridgman's ideal was to operationalize each and every concept if possible, and each case of de-operationalization rang alarm bells in his head.
The intention is to provide a rough way to operationalize each characteristic and to suggest that it is appropriate to obtain measures of outcomes and performance against non-smart learning environments that might be replaced in some cases.
A Fidelity Coding Manual was written to operationalize each rating scale and to minimize bias.
Clearly, what is included in each domain depends somewhat on the definition used to operationalize each domain.
The first step in its development was to pose questions that attempted to operationalize each element of the conceptual framework, and that mapped onto the ethical and practical goals of priority setting.
While every effort was made to be objective in the analysis by clearly operationalizing each variable in the codebook and performing inter-rater reliability checks, there is an inherent subjectivity with analyzing visual content.
The NIH's Council of Public Representatives COPRR), which provides advice to the Director of the NIH, in 2010 developed frameworks for community engagement in research education (including research values, strategies to operationalize each value, and potential outcomes of their use and peer review) and guidance for peer-review of such work [ 1].
Tables 2, 3 and 4 show not only the extent to which the 31 performance models inventoried integrate the three subsystems, but also how each subsystem is operationalized in each model.
The implication of this is that guidelines to mitigate the ethical challenges can be operationalized at each stage of the screening process.
Variations between the studies carried out in the United States, Italy, and Finland countries whose social, economic, and demographic profiles vary greatly make comparisons difficult, and the differences in how SES was operationalized in each one exacerbate the problem.
