Studies consistently show gap-acceptance difficulties, especially in complex traffic situations such as two-way streets and when vehicles approached rapidly.
As defined by Ajzen (2002) perceived behavioural control as the perceived acceptance or difficulty of performing the behaviour, therefore, it includes various activities required to perform that task.
Table 4 shows the completion rates of IPS as an indicator of acceptance, item difficulty, and item discriminations.
However, issues connected with public acceptance, technical difficulties and financing of potential realization are still open and they have to be examined in more detail.
We spoke with Barclay about their own journey toward self-acceptance, the difficulties faced when preaching to queer people, and the future of LGBTQ ministry.
To evaluate acceptance, feasibility and difficulties in the application of a policy of vaginal delivery in selected cases in HIV-infected women.
Our work highlights new trade-offs related to policy implementation, such as social acceptance or technical difficulties, and the spatial equity of performance among regions.
With the right conviction, you can build for a distant period with full acceptance of the difficulties and costs of doing so, ensuring that your product and organization are always better positioned in the future than the present.
If the consequences of childhood traumatization were officially recognized, patients would benefit from improved social acceptance of their difficulties.
Developing a useful standard which achieves broad acceptance poses many difficulties: mustering support, resolving interoperability issues, working with installed technology, and more.
