The UMBECS coding system is supported by a manual (Lombard et al. 2000) that operationalizes specific features (e.g., commercial frontage, porches and stoops, sidewalk width) related to urbanist constructs (e.g., diversity of use, visibility from interior and exterior, street/sidewalk walkability).
This paper sets out key recommendations for future studies, including operationalizing the specific components of aggression and paranoia under investigation and methods to delineate important mediators in the paranoia and aggression relationship.
Although conceptually many of these theories share similar underpinnings (e.g., an emphasis on information and the use of deliberative processes to align choices with goals), there is considerable debate about how that is operationalized into specific measures.
One of her areas of expertise is in developing algorithms and operationalizing definitions of specific outcomes and covariates from administrative claims.
Further, these aspects of impaired self-reproduction and of self-fulfillment can be operationalized domain-specific (e.g., joy resulting from work situations) or unspecific (e.g., general happiness in life).
Although these various dimensions have been operationalized within the specific context of medical consultations in Thailand, this operationalization possesses face validity.
To apply the Devil's Quadrangle, its dimensions must be operationalized via case-specific indicators (Dumas et al. 2013).
As acknowledged in the preceding article, while Quality of Life is broadly conceptualized, it is most often more narrowly operationalized by disease-specific HRQL measures.
The primary outcome measure of the comparison of the E-mental health arm with the OP-care and the control arm is work functioning, operationalized as job-specific impairments in work functioning.
Second, another group that is specific to the problem of operationalizing EWS and tries to predict the operational consequences related to using one score over another.
