The aim of this study was to determine expert consensus regarding items required on a rating scale for LCS, using a Delphi technique.
Individual standardized factor loadings and modification indices (MI) for each of the original items were evaluated for item reduction, supported on theoretical considerations regarding items' content, CVR and factor manifestations.
AlphaDream also introduced Stuffwell, a talking briefcase who gives the player advice regarding items and accessories, which he stores.
A space was available at the end of each domain for participants to write comments regarding items or the questionnaire.
Regarding items measuring "accomplishment" in RP and RE, subjects explained that the demands of their job as a farmer varied.
Overall, no significant differences between GPs using/not-using CAM regarding items of job satisfaction and work load were found.
Open comments or clarifications on each item, as well as general comments and suggestions regarding items overlooked in the questionnaire were solicited.
During the meeting decisions were made by informal consensus regarding items that were truly potential biases rather than sources of heterogeneity or imprecision.
