Agent enthusiasm is also operationalized through an agent's feedback and responses to a leaner's input.
Derived from the works of Mckenna (1993) and Taylor and Armor (1996), Carretero used the concepts of "illusion of control" and "unrealistic optimism" which we also adopted and operationalized in analyzing the case of Filipino nurses in conflict areas.
We also had to operationalize the notion of a level of exposure that was significant.
We also highlighted that operationalizing proportional shortfall (or of any equity principle for that matter) involves normative choices that can have a profound effect on outcomes, like in the case of preventive interventions.
We also propose that the addition of personality theory (operationalized here as communication styles) to structural analysis (SNA) contributes to an enhanced picture of how distributed learners build their social and intellectual capital in the context of CSCL.
We also attempted to study the relation of "understanding of programming" (operationalized by the quiz scores) with question quality (operationalized by the "difficulty level" of the questions).
Although we did not have specific developmental predictions, we also explored developmental trends in the impact of embodied spatial training, operationalized by student grade.
By operationalizing social capital as the social networks developed for co-management, we also evaluate whether social capital developed for natural resource management can help communities overcome post-disaster challenges.
We also find that of all the variables studied, a unit change in labour use had the greatest effect on enterprise profits than any other independent variables operationalized in the model.
