He realized that it was because they were intolerant of one another to the extent that they were willing to inform on one of their own.
De Broc managed to secure the support of some of the monks of the cathedral chapter of Canterbury, as some monks were willing to inform de Broc of any proceedings of the chapter that were favourable to Becket.
Respondents were willing to inform their current partners about positive chlamydia diagnoses, but were more ambivalent about informing their previous partners.
In cases where the index individuals were not eligible, they were asked whether they were willing to inform relatives of the study and then inform us as to whether we might contact their relatives directly.
Even when participants are willing to be informed individually, regardless of the nature of the research results [ 34], the consent process would have to be clear enough to explain to what extent being informed of some outcomes could jeopardize their future.
We will include adults (a) age 18 and above who (b) suffer from subthreshold depression (Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) ≥ 16) but do not meet DSM-IV criteria for a major depressive episode, (c) have Internet access, and (d) are willing to give informed consent.
Identifying the trade-offs people are willing to make can inform targeted interventions to influence consultation behaviour, thus informing policy on how primary care services could be configured to meet patient needs while encouraging efficient use of healthcare resources.
