The phrase "awareness intentions" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the intentions behind one's awareness or mindfulness practices, but clarity is needed.
Example: "In our workshop, we will explore the concept of awareness intentions and how they influence our daily decisions."
Alternatives: "mindful intentions" or "conscious intentions".
Also looking at farmers perceptions, [ 10] examined the awareness, intentions and stated actions of farmers in reducing somatic cell count.
Awareness, intentions, and factors related to Pap testing are influenced by a woman's degree and type of sexual experience [ 6, 13].
Risk awareness, intentions, and self-efficacy were also independent predictors of health outcomes; however, the HAPA did not predict healthy eating.
The impact of these strategies on adolescent boys (age 15 18 years) was measured to assess the extent to which strategic exposure was associated with improvements in awareness, intentions, and behaviors with respect to weight loss.
Intra-arterial thrombolysis has extended this time window to 6 h after symptom onset [10], but for many medical institutions, the development and popularization of this complex multilateral cooperation technology is still restricted because of poor patient awareness, intention, and other reasons [11 13].
And... it will only happen through our collective awareness, intention, and practical focus.
There are also significant relationships among perception and awareness with intention however, intention do not effect on adaptation behavior strongly.
This paper has argued that the next logical extension of SA is IA, or the independent analysis and awareness of intentions by computational systems that augment the human actor.
Short-term outcomes of special events including increased awareness, knowledge, intentions to get screened, and referrals for screening are hypothesized to lead to onsite or clinical medical encounters.
Neuronal activity in the pre-SMA is related to the awareness of intentions to act (Fried et al., 2011), whereas direct electrical stimulation of this area can elicit an 'urge' to move a specific body part (Fried et al., 1991).
Hence, the search aimed to identify literature that addressed at least one of two primary outcomes of special events including: screening determinants (e.g., increased awareness, knowledge, intentions to get screened, and referrals for screening) and completed cancer screenings.
