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| Constructs | Items |
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| Control | CO1: We specify the performance standards in a contract, which is seen as the basis for monitoring |
| CO2: We specify the deadlines, which are seen as a basis for controlling |
| CO3: We strictly control and monitor the accomplishment of the targets |
| CO4: We check all material brands and quality delivered to the site in person |
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| Trust | TR1: We believe the other party can keep their word throughout the life of the project |
| TR2: We feel confident that the other parties have high levels of integrity and honest |
| TR3: We trust that the project participants are able to fulfill contractual agreements |
| TR4: We are certain that the other parties have the ability to perform their tasks |
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| Reciprocity | RE1: The leader of our partner will do me a favor if I did one for him/her before |
| RE2: I will do the leader of our partner a favor if he/she did one for me before |
| RE3: We are equitable in treating those partners dealing with |
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| Negotiation | NE1: We actively listened to everyone’s ideas before making a decision |
| NE2: We insisted that both sides give in a little |
| NE3: We avoided differences of opinion as much as possible |
| NE4: We fought for a good outcome for ourselves |
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| Information sharing | IS1: Exchange of information among the parties takes place frequently |
| IS2: We keep each other informed about events or changes that may affect the other parties |
| IS3: The parties established a good contact with each other, avoiding the possible misunderstandings |
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| Megaproject success | MS1: This project was completed within the budget |
| MS2: This project was completed on schedule |
| MS3: The construction and deliverables quality are in accordance with the standard |
| MS4: The project results, or deliverables, are in line with participants’ satisfaction |
| MS5: The project results, or deliverables, are in line with users’ satisfaction |
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