cross-level

[′krȯs ‚lev·əl]

(engineering)

To level at an angle perpendicular to the principal line of sight.

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The multilevel models were calculated as random intercept and slope models with cross-level interactions.

Corporate reputation effects across nations: The impact of Country distances and firm-specific resources

Hypothesis 2: Actual and perceived destructive leadership in work groups will have a negative cross-level influence on Chinese millennial generation employees' innovative behavior.

Multilevel influence of destructive leadership on millennial generation employees' innovative behavior

Cross-level model, Multi-level approach, Organizational commitment.

A cross-level model of organizational commitment antecedents

The findings not only advance our understanding of the cross-level dynamics of social capital, but also provide a possible explanation for the mixed empirical results found in previous studies.

Network closure or structural hole? The conditioning effects of network-level social capital on innovation performance

Specific methodological issues are then addressed in chapter clusters, with a cluster on design addressing cross-sectional and longitudinal studies, negative wording, missing data, and sample size; a cluster on analysis discussing weighted composites, outliers, and the Sobel test; and a cluster on interpretation offering caution when comparing reliability estimates, attenuating shared method bias, and dealing with cross-level effects and measurement invariance.

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Findings reveal that: (1) children who experienced a lack of community were less engaged and had more difficulty academically; (2) teachers' perceptions of support and safety in school were also related to academic outcomes; (3) cross-level interaction pointed to the importance of considering the fit between the child and the school environment--children who had a good fit (i.

The Direct and Moderating Role of School Interpersonal Climate on Children's Academic Outcomes in the Context of Whole-School, Social-Emotional Learning Programs

If this is the case, then cross-level interactions are possible, suggesting a final moderation hypothesis relating to the level of climate in the group:

Multilevel models in the explanation of the relationship between safety climate and safe behavior

Now we have to cross-level this, because we've realized we're spending way too much on personnel.

Gen. Walt Natynczyk: leading his troops into a post-Afghanistan era

A cross-level bubble has also been built into the bipod to assist the Soldiers in positioning the cannon to achieve accurate leveling needed for proper targeting.

Mortar crews to receive new 60mm systems

A cross-level interaction effect for the student's attitude toward mathematics and teacher perceived school climate was also statistically significant.

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was recently cross-level transferred to the 368th Engineer Battalion in Londonderry, N.

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The idea of an ecological epidemiology of HIV implies that there are measurable constructs at each of the levels of influence and that cross-level connections are involved in the occurrence of HIV both at the individual (e.

HIV risk and the alcohol environment: advancing an ecological epidemiology for HIV/AIDS