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Although these various dimensions have been operationalized within the specific context of medical consultations in Thailand, this operationalization possesses face validity.

Results from this operationalization demonstrate that designers employing DPCM accurately capture processes with little effort.

This operationalization of FOLC will facilitate empirical exploration of the relationship and communication dynamics undergirding specific learning communities.

This operationalization could for example include items focusing on the information integration of specific internal and external groups.

We implemented this operationalization with 36 test items to determine empirically the relation between vocational identity and vocational competence.

However, this operationalization is a rather limited understanding of the various ways in which parents could influence their children's education.

In this paper, the operationalization of the constructs is drawn upon network externality and SCRM literature.

Besides the relatively large sample studied here [ 9], we count among the strengths of this study the operationalization of social capital as a multidimensional framework incorporating both cognitive and structural components.

Categorizing this RFEI into a 3-level ordinal variable and applying this variable in the respective logistic regression model showed that this alternative operationalization of the retail food environment was also not predictive for obesity.

Although this objective operationalization does not make explicit reference to the subjective experience of acting freely, the objective and subjective freedom of action are often implicitly assumed to be related, see for example (Goldberg, Ullman, & Malach, 2008).

Another limitation of this study is the operationalization of reading attitudes, which consists of comparatively few items and does not consider different dimensions of the concept like the distinction between academic and recreational reading as research by Baker and Wigfield (1999) and Mathewson (1994) have done.