The idea of a mutual fund is that investors who have money but lack time or insight pool their funds so that they might be "managed" by "professionals" who have time and, in theory, insight.
During the design of the intervention, it was essential that the ACCs used the 8 social marketing criteria (customer orientation, behaviour, theory, insight, exchange, competition, segmentation and methods mix).
The purpose of this benchmark is to create support for a better understanding of social marketing that takes into account the 8 basic SMBC principles: customer or participant orientation, behaviour, theory, insight, exchange, competition, segmentation and methods mix, as well as the promotion of a consistent approach to review and evaluate projects [ 26].
Their existence and accumulation also explain why principles of evolutionary theory provide insights of practical significance for cancer biology.
This theory offers insights to game designers as to how to design future generations of movement-based games.
Evolutionary game theory provides insights to understanding individual, repeated societal transactions in heterogeneous populations (Fudenberg and Maskin 1986; Sigmund 1993; Maynard-Smith and Szathmary 1995).
We combined Conservation of Resources theory with insights from the organizational change literature to study employees in a Dutch police district undergoing reorganization.
Evolutionary psychology studies the human brain and its behavioral products from an evolutionary perspective; it uses evolutionary theory (and insights from evolutionary biology) as a meta-theoretical framework to generate hypotheses about human psychology and behavior.
Queueing theory offers insights that initially may be hidden.
It proposes a two-dimensional classification of immigration policy theories, distinguishing between 'issue-specific' theories that capture immigration policy processes regardless of the political system in place and 'regime-specific' theories whose insights are tied to the characteristics of a political system.
