An instrument aiming to measure perceived exercise capability, opportunity, and motivation was created and subsequently used to investigate the association between perceived exercise capability and childhood obesity, and how perceived exercise capability could be improved through intervention.
Proposed amendments to the net neutrality rules aiming to address perceived weaknesses in the rules — such as the sanctioning of two tiers of services — were supported by some 200 MEPs but not enough for them to survive the vote.
Drawing on a sample of 221 engineering students and by means of Conjoint Analysis, we launched an experimental investigation aiming to understand perceived preferences for different combinations of short films' executional characteristics.
This study aims to evaluate perceived lifetime stress, perceived stress during pregnancy, chronic hypertension, and their joint association with preeclampsia risk.
We tackle the problem using optimal control principles, aiming to minimize the perceived physical exertion while guaranteeing a predetermined electric range.
The Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support (MSPSS) was constructed by Zimet et al. [ 25] and aims to assess perceived social support.
Attached to these was a long media release that aimed to dispel perceived exaggerations of the damage and highlight corals' ability to recover.
Using data from both focus groups and surveys, we aimed to assess perceived barriers and motivations for breast and cervical cancer screening.We conducted 8 focus groups with 64 women, using thematic analysis to identify overarching themes related to women's attitudes towards screening.
The interviews and focus groups aimed to determine perceived unmet educational needs and preferred content and delivery of education.
The MSPSS was developed by Zimet, Dalhem, Zimet, & Farley (1988) [ 9] and aims to measure perceived social support.
The final intervention component aimed to address perceived factors in the team environment that might influence disclosure behaviours.
