Cognitive Interviewing

Gordon, Nathan J.; Fleisher, William L.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-102610-6.00014-4

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“…Data were collected using phenomenological in-depth interviews, which utilized a funnel method for development of interview questions (Gordon, 1980). This gave informants the opportunity to share further details and thoughts on the topic as recommended by McCracken (1989).…”

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confidence: 99%

Recycling, relatedness, and reincarnation: Religious beliefs about nature and the afterlife as predictors of sustainability practices.

Johnson¹,

Minton²,

McClernon³

2023

Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

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We used a mixed-methods approach to examine the influence of interconnectedness with nature and afterlife beliefs as predictors of sustainability practices, across religious traditions, in two countries. Study 1 features analyses of interviews of individuals from Abrahamic and Eastern religious traditions living in the United States. Eastern religious adherents were especially focused on interconnectedness with the earth and support for sustainability. Follow-up surveys of U.S. theists in Study 2 revealed sustainability is positively associated with returning and negatively associated with leaving the earth after death, over and above environmental concerns and general religiosity. Study 3 builds on these findings and investigates sustainability practices of Hindus and Christians living in the United States and India. U.S. Christians reported the lowest level of sustainability practices. Reincarnation beliefs mediated the religion × country interaction on sustainability practices. The findings have implications for religious belief and value-based theories of sustainability as well as messages aimed at advocating environmental stewardship.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recycling, relatedness, and reincarnation: Religious beliefs about nature and the afterlife as predictors of sustainability practices.

Johnson¹,

Minton²,

McClernon³

2023

Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

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“…This is conducted with end users or target audience for establishing face validity of measures. The cognitive interview approach is used with an aim to assess the extent to which items re ect the appropriate measurement of domain and to ensure response produce valid measurement or ensuring the constructed items and response are meaningful (Fowler, 1995;Gordon B. Wills, 2004). The approach is to ensure that respondents understand the items and able to answer without any confusion (Nevo, 1985).…”

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Development and Standardization of Gurukula Kangri Metacognition Awareness Scale in Higher Education Students

Kumar

Singh

2023

Preprint

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Authors have advocated for the inclusion of spiritual cognition awareness (SCA) as a domain in metacognition with metacognitive knowledge (MCK) and metacognitive regulation (MCR). It is in our understanding the knowledge comes from within (i.e., spirituality) are the innate ability to know and regulate own cognitive process. Previous literature supports the notion that spirituality has positive effect in students’ cognition, thus enhances their learning. The self-report assessment to measure metacognition as domain-specific ability associated to spiritual cognition (knowledge) is not found in previous literature. The authors have included the spiritual cognitive awareness as a domain in metacognition based on spiritual cognition theory, while tracing the descriptions as delineated in Indian psychological roots. This study elaborates the construction, development, and standardization of the 45-item Gurukula Kangri Metacognition awareness scale (GKMAS). The different properties of scale were confirmed by content validity, face validity (cognitive interview), demonstration of reliability (internal consistency, test-retest, split half), convergent validity and discriminant validity. The rigorous literature review has been carried out (for inclusion) before starting content and face validation process to fit SCA into metacognition. The 45-item GKMAS was administered on total 457 higher education students, received acceptable Cronbach’s alpha value for GKMAS and its SCA, MCK, and MCR. The study has also discussed implications of GKMAS in academic and corporate settings.

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“…1981); (ii) interviews are suitable for exploring the participants' attitudes, values, beliefs, and motives (Smith. 1975); (iii) interviews are useful when discussing sensitive issues through observing participants' non-verbal indicators (Gordon. 1975); (iv) it can facilitate comparability by ensuring that all questions are answered by each respondent (Bailey.…”

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Knowledge Mobilization for Agri-Food Supply Chain Decisions

Zhao

Liu

Elgueta

et al. 2022

International Journal of Decision Support System Technology

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The current world business environment is characterized by increasing uncertainties, complexities, and risks, which require agri-food supply chain (AFSC) managers to respond and act quickly in a context full of instability and unpredictability. Increasing pressure placed on AFSC managers intensifies the need to combine knowledge management (KM) and decision support that rapidly overcome knowledge boundaries. It has been recognized that the research issue related to the knowledge mobilization crossing boundaries in the AFSC needs to be addressed. This paper investigates knowledge boundaries and boundary-spanning mechanisms by collecting data from experienced AFSC practitioners. Empirical results verify that knowledge boundaries such as syntactic boundaries, semantic boundaries, and pragmatic boundaries could be effectively tackled by four specific boundary-spanning mechanisms: boundary spanners, boundary objects, boundary practices, and boundary discourses.

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Cognitive Interviewing

Cited by 7 publications

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Recycling, relatedness, and reincarnation: Religious beliefs about nature and the afterlife as predictors of sustainability practices.

Recycling, relatedness, and reincarnation: Religious beliefs about nature and the afterlife as predictors of sustainability practices.

Development and Standardization of Gurukula Kangri Metacognition Awareness Scale in Higher Education Students

Knowledge Mobilization for Agri-Food Supply Chain Decisions

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