Table 3 Defining statements — Factor 2... | Emerald Publishing

Table 3

Defining statements — Factor 2 (The instrumentalized service provider, bipolar)

#	Statement	Q-sort value	ESG
Top agreement
14	The cooperative prioritizes reinvestment in the organization, member benefits, and community development when allocating surplus	5	Mixed (S-G)
16	The cooperative is open to all individuals who share its values and objectives, regardless of their background or circumstances	4	S-I
24	The cooperative actively works to integrate individuals in situations of social exclusion into the workforce	4	S-E
9	The cooperative does not promote democratic values and practices in its day-to-day operations	3	G
6	Public subsidies impact the autonomy and self-management of the cooperative	3	G
22	The cooperative does not actively promote the values and principles of the cooperative movement in its operations and activities	3	G
Top disagreement
11	The cooperative fosters an environment that encourages open and transparent communication	−5	G
25	The cooperative promotes environmentally friendly practices and technologies	−4	E
23	The cooperative's activities contribute to the preservation and revitalization of the local community	−4	S-E
32	The cooperative actively seeks collaboration and partnerships to enhance its diversification and resilience	−3	Mixed (S-G)
5	The size of the cooperative, in terms of the number of members, is not appropriate	−3	Mixed (S-G)
15	The cooperative provides a range of benefits that support the well-being of its members	−3	S-I

#	Statement	Q-sort value	ESG
Top agreement
14	The cooperative prioritizes reinvestment in the organization, member benefits, and community development when allocating surplus	5	Mixed (S-G)
16	The cooperative is open to all individuals who share its values and objectives, regardless of their background or circumstances	4	S-I
24	The cooperative actively works to integrate individuals in situations of social exclusion into the workforce	4	S-E
9	The cooperative does not promote democratic values and practices in its day-to-day operations	3	G
6	Public subsidies impact the autonomy and self-management of the cooperative	3	G
22	The cooperative does not actively promote the values and principles of the cooperative movement in its operations and activities	3	G
Top disagreement
11	The cooperative fosters an environment that encourages open and transparent communication	−5	G
25	The cooperative promotes environmentally friendly practices and technologies	−4	E
23	The cooperative's activities contribute to the preservation and revitalization of the local community	−4	S-E
32	The cooperative actively seeks collaboration and partnerships to enhance its diversification and resilience	−3	Mixed (S-G)
5	The size of the cooperative, in terms of the number of members, is not appropriate	−3	Mixed (S-G)
15	The cooperative provides a range of benefits that support the well-being of its members	−3	S-I

Source(s): Authors' own work