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

Thesis Keith Gale 2013Table 9.9: Identification of behaviour factor questions for factor analysisQuestion Predominant sociological Literature source referencenumber behaviour factor21 Relationships (long term) McCann (2004)22 Communication Greenberg & Baron (2003)23 Decision making Fischman et al, (2004)24 Knowledge transfer Keskin (2005)25 Incentives Eriksen (2001)29 Trust Culyer (2001)30 Empowerment Green (2002)35 Diversity Milakovich & Gordon (2001)36 Satisfaction Fischman, et al (2004)37 Motivation Greenberg & Baron (2003)Prior to conducting factor analysis, results obtained for three sociological behavioursfrom section 3 of the questionnaire are examined using simple statistics to determineif a differential group view exists between discrete and framework agreements. Thethree questions selected are Q21, Q22 and Q25, which represent results forsociological behaviours of the drivers recognised by Akdemir (2000) and includedwith the procurement model developed by this research. Inference of this initialexamination will give confidence toward use of a deeper factor analysis method.216