12 Uptake involves intentional behaviour (eg, intend to go to screening appointment) and is likely to be influenced by the way people think (ie, their cognitions) about the action (attending an eye test) or the condition (glaucoma).
(I don't have any great desire to be one of the first through the door, but January has brought me two birthdays, one anniversary and a lot of parent/teacher action to attend to, so opportunities for dining out are scarce).
Last night, in the midst of mounting frustration over the foot-dragging on immigration reform and executive action, I attend a fundraiser organized by Church World Service CWS and National Justicece For Our Neighbors (NJFON).
She had the good fortune, and she is not afraid to admit to a helping hand through affirmative action, to attend two Ivy League universities and later served on the board of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund.
Workers cannot join a political party that does not agree with Transfield's actions, or attend a political rally in opposition to offshore processing.
When we drive a car, operate machinery or cross the road, we continuously monitor our own actions and attend to the environment adapting to emerging hazards.
26 Hence, it would be feasible to design an intervention to support both (1) motivation to attend and (2) action (attendance for testing).
According to the mismatch hypothesis, affirmative action in admissions actually results in worse outcomes for minority students as students admitted under affirmative action are attending colleges where the curriculum is designed for students with significantly stronger credentials2.
We have written to Congress, joined civil action groups, attended school board meetings, donated to charity and worked on campaigns.
New York was not without any preprimary action: Newt Gingrich attended the state party's annual dinner in Manhattan on Thursday and campaigned in Buffalo on Friday with Carl P. Paladino, the Republican nominee for governor in 2010.
