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Additional file 1: Supplementary information 1. The perceived message cognition value scale: items used in post-intervention questionnaire.

Additional file 1: Supplementary Table 1. Healthy lifestyleindex construction. Supplementary Table 2. Sensitivity analysisof the longitudinal modelling of a HLI using Gaussian Generalized EstimatingEquations with an exchangeable structure and robust standard errors (with andwithout adjustment for baseline excess weight). Supplementary Table 3. Associations between participant characteristics and missing data at baseline. SupplementaryTable 4. Proportion of missing data from indicators at sessions 1-6.

Supplemental Material, sj-pdf-1-jsr-10.1177_10946705211018860 for Online Third Places: Supporting Well-Being Through Identifying and Managing Unintended Consequences by Joy Parkinson, Lisa Schuster and Rory Mulcahy in Journal of Service Research

Additional file 3. Example Facebook advertisement.

Additional file 2. Checklist for Reporting Results of Internet E-Surveys (CHERRIES).

Purpose: Online offerings for transformative services create value for consumers, although little research examines the process through which these services deliver this value. The purpose of this paper is to develop a comprehensive framework to capture the complexity of the co-creation of transformative value experienced by the consumers of online transformative services. Design/methodology/approach: This paper uses a netnography approach to examine longitudinal data from an online weight management program. In total, this research examines 15,304 posts from 3,149 users, including eight staff users. Findings: Consumers integrate a range of social support resources, from informational support to esteem support, which provide a range of benefits such as new ideas and self-efficacy that underpin the different types of value such as epistemic and personal value. The degree of co-created value differs across the consumption experience but culminates over time into transformative value. Research limitations/implications: The proposed framework may be useful beyond the weight management and online contexts; however, further work is required in a range of behavioral contexts and other modes of service delivery. Practical implications: By understanding the resources consumers integrate and value, co-created services can develop appropriate value propositions to assist in improving consumers’ well-being. Originality/value: This research provides a comprehensive framework of the transformative value co-creation process, extending on existing frameworks which examine either the process, value co-creation or the types of value co-created. peerReviewed

Nettiterapiat tarjoavat lääkärien näkökulmasta hyväksytyn tavan tarjota hoitoa. Kyselytutkimuksessa lääkärit katsoivat ne kuitenkin alkuvaiheen hoitoa täydentäväksi lisäksi eikä ainoaksi hoitovaihtoehdoksi. Nettiterapia ei saisi jäädä irralliseksi muusta hoitopolusta. nonPeerReviewed

Nettiterapiat tarjoavat lääkärien näkökulmasta hyväksytyn tavan tarjota hoitoa. Kyselytutkimuksessa lääkärit katsoivat ne kuitenkin alkuvaiheen hoitoa täydentäväksi lisäksi eikä ainoaksi hoitovaihtoehdoksi. Nettiterapiaei saisi jäädä irralliseksi muusta hoitopolusta.

Nitrogen and phosphorus retranslocation from needles of Douglas-fir growing on xeric, mesic and hygric sites of the drier subzone of the Coastal Western Hemlock Zone (Krajina, 1969) was estimated by comparing the content in current needles and in needle litter. Linear relationships between nutrient content in current needles and the amount retranslocated (absolute loss) were found to be site-specific and analysis of covariance was used to correct absolute loss for between-site differences in the content of current needles. The absolute loss of nitrogen was significantly higher (p=.05 for all tests) on the mesic sites than on the hygric or xeric sites. Phosphorus retranslocation was significantly different between the three site-types with the hygric having the highest and the xeric the lowest absolute loss. The differences may be explained by the balance between availability and demand for nitrogen and phosphorus on the respective sites. Several other possible reasons for the low retranslocation rates on xeric sites are discussed. No significant difference in needle nitrogen concentration was found between sites. Phosphorus content was lower in needles on the hygric sites than on the xeric or mesic, but for P concentration, an interaction between crown level, hygrotope and needle age prevented statistical analysis. For both elements, the interaction between crown level and needle age indicated that changes in nutrient content and concentration with needle age differed between crown levels. The literature contains a number of variations on the techniques used to evaluate internal cycling and, therefore, careful definition of terms is suggested when comparing between studies.