PhD Final Thesis April 2013.pdf - Anglia Ruskin Research Online

9.13 Use of factor analysis for sociological behaviourquestions9.14 Factor analysis part 1: assessing the data andextracting the factors for responses to sociologicalbehaviour questions9.15 Factor analysis part 2: rotating the data andidentifying themes from responses to sociologicalbehaviour questions9.16 Checking of results through measure of centraltendency9.17 Summary of quantitative study of questionnaireresponses220221224226227Chapter 10QUALITATIVE STUDY: ANALYSIS OF THEEMPIRICAL FINDINGS UPON PERFORMANCEDRIVERS – INTERVIEWS10.1 Introduction 22810.2 Interview construction 22810.3 Sample size of interviews 22910.4 Interview investigation 23010.5 Interview structure and data collection 23110.6 Interview transcription analysis 23210.7 Qualitative meta-synthesis: examination of resultswithin the context of interview responses24310.8 Significant qualitative statements from participants 24510.9 Summary of qualitative data and connection withhypothesis249Chapter 11OVERVIEW OF VALIDATION OF HYPOTHESESAND PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE MODEL11.1 Introduction 25211.2 Validation of Group A Hypotheses 25211.3 Validation of Group B Hypotheses 25611.4 Validation of Group C Hypotheses 25911.5 Validation and review of Procurement PerformanceModel26111.6 Boundary search 26711.7 Replication 26811.8 Face validation 269x