query: "ઇગ્મી અને મેકકોર્ડએ (1998) જ્યારે તેઓ વેબસાઇટ્સ પરના પ્રેક્ષકોની પ્રતિક્રિયાઓની તપાસ કરી રહ્યા હતા ત્યારે ઓળખ્યું હતું કે ""વ્યક્તિગત ભાગીદારી"" અને ""ચાલુ સંબંધો"" પણ નવા પ્રેરણાત્મક પાસાઓ હતા."
positive: “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites.
negative: “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Ahn Da Young and TVB (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Asian Pacific Health Care Venture and FindAGrave (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Bartholomäus Keckermann and SPÖ (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Beamwidth and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Ben Katchor and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Betty Boothroyd and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Carole Myers Cohen and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Chandra Sathish and Brasileirão (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Charleston Colorado State University Minot and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Cloverleaf Hill and Alford Valley Railway (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Coles and MHSOAC (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Dutch Egyptologist Joris Delle and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Angelov (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and BT Consumer (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and CricketArchive Matches (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Curate (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and DAGs (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Famous Jett Jackson (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and GBS (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Galveston News Building (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Hot Dog (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Korbel (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Kurus (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and LAPD (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Madras Legislative Council (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Maryland Roscoe Beck (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Metropolitan New York Conference (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Morlaix (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Most Popular Parliamentarian (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and NaCa2 (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Nanshan (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and New England Primer (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Participation (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Powerpuff (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Pride Week (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Rail News (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Riege (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Selected Sermons (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Snow Lion (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and TV__Episodes (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Upbeat Retreat (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and Writers Anis Debeche (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Fairfield County Branch and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Gaetano Milanesi and Ganga (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Hello Trouble and Harp (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Hà Nội and Information (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Isfahan and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by John Zorn and Mahanoy Creek (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Koppes and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by L1L5L6 and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Lake Laberge and Sixtymile Formation (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Loos and San Min (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Lora Bird and Mantella (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Luchino Visconti and Necker Children (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by László Batthyány and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Marko Hietala and LOXL2 (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Mary Stuart Whitney Kernochan and Plunderers (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Miss Anita Paor Bulmer and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Mr. Hartvig and Rabbit Island (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Paul Constant and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Pipelay Support Vessel PLT and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Radhakrishnan Stadium and AMNRL (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Robert Cain and Slant Magazine (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Romanians and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Round A and UN Women Michelle Bachelet (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Schiffer Books and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Seoul Gallery Q and Hunter College (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Sharon Hayes and Unified Silla (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Southampton and American Club (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by System Capital Management and Sails Fences End (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Thamizh Selvan Harish Uthaman and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Trip Refueled and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Vancouver Island and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Xtra Mile Recordings and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ Personal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Zhuo Lun and Computer Technology Corporation (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “ impersonal involvement ” and “ continuing relationships ” were also identified as old motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1988) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1989) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1991) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1992) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1993) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1995) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1996) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1999) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (2000) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (2001) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (2004) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (2007) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (2008) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “Personal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also not identified as new motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites. “impersonal involvement” and “continuing relationships” were also identified as old motivation aspects by Eighmey and McCord (1998) when they investigated audience reactions to websites.