The methodology of grounded theory has great potential to contribute to our understanding of leadership within particular substantive contexts.
Here we focus on issues relevant to environment and environmental health, but the implications can be extended also to many other substantive contexts.
The oldest plausibly symbolic object is a pair of geometrically engraved ochre plaques (sadly, without substantive fossil context) from Blombos Cave, close to the continent's southern tip (Henshilwood et al. 2003).
The moderator variables of the 23 studies were coded and grouped into three categories according to Lipsey's recommendations [ 35]: substantive (treatment, context and participant), methodological, and extrinsic variables.
This research will generate substantive and context-based data to guide the development of preventive guidelines for the cardiac rehabilitation (CR) centres in hospitals and community settings.
However, one aspect of economic activity at Pinnacle Point (again, sadly in the absence of substantive hominid fossil context) provides evidence of complex planning to a degree that would almost certainly have been beyond the capacity of nonsymbolic hominids.
What we don't hear about is the context, substantive explanation, or critical questioning about why any of this is happening and how it relates to our daily lives.
The study characteristics were classified into substantive (subject and context variables), methodological, and extrinsic variables [ 30].
Nursing theories lack substantive explanations for contexts where vulnerability is deeply rooted and social movements arise whereby the structure of society is challenged.
