Propositions
| Proposition 1: Dynamic Elements | P1a: Engagement dynamics manifest as changes in the dynamic elements of the engagement concept |
| P1b: The dynamic elements of the engagement concept are the engagement disposition (capacity, tendency, valence) and the activity of engaging (intensity, dimensions, valence) | |
| Proposition 2: Internally Caused Engagement Dynamics | P2a: Changes in the dynamic elements can be caused by the dynamic elements |
| P2b: The mechanisms underlying the internally caused engagement dynamics are: interaction, crowding-in effect, iteration and spiral effect | |
| Proposition 3: Externally Caused Engagement Dynamics | P3a: Changes in the dynamic elements can be caused by external triggers |
| P3b: External triggers are: the focal object, other engagement objects, other actors and their relationships and/or institutions and institutional arrangements | |
| P3c: The mechanisms underlying the externally caused engagement dynamics are: interaction, spillover and crossover | |
| Proposition 4: Levels of Engagement Dynamics | 4a: Engagement dynamics can manifest at the individual level (i.e., one actor) and at the collective level (i.e., multiple actors) |
| 4b: Engagement dynamics can manifest across aggregation levels |
| Proposition 1: Dynamic Elements | P1a: Engagement dynamics manifest as changes in the dynamic elements of the engagement concept |
| P1b: The dynamic elements of the engagement concept are the engagement disposition (capacity, tendency, valence) and the activity of engaging (intensity, dimensions, valence) | |
| P2a: Changes in the dynamic elements can be caused by the dynamic elements | |
| P2b: The mechanisms underlying the internally caused engagement dynamics are: interaction, crowding-in effect, iteration and spiral effect | |
| P3a: Changes in the dynamic elements can be caused by external triggers | |
| P3b: External triggers are: the focal object, other engagement objects, other actors and their relationships and/or institutions and institutional arrangements | |
| P3c: The mechanisms underlying the externally caused engagement dynamics are: interaction, spillover and crossover | |
| 4a: Engagement dynamics can manifest at the individual level (i.e., one actor) and at the collective level (i.e., multiple actors) | |
| 4b: Engagement dynamics can manifest across aggregation levels |
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