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The authors acknowledge Mansoo Ko, PT, Claudia Senesac, PT, MHS, PCS, Brent Van Gamert, PT, MPT, and Michelle Woodbury, OTR/L, who assisted in locomotor training; Sheryl Flynn, PT, PhD, who developed the gait photograph series; and Joel Dixon, PT, MPT, George Fulk, PT, MSPT, and Steve George, PT, PhD, who provided reviews of the manuscript draft. Some researchers have suggested extending existing theories such as Media Richness Theory (Sheer and Chen, 2004; Carlson and Zmud, 1999) to take into account social factors (Kock, 2001), social influences (Fulk and Boyd, 1991; Fulk et al. Sir Fulk De Enderby treats Johanna as chattel and sees her only as a source of a substantial dowry. |
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