Evans Revere, the former Korea expert at the State Department, said that Kim Jong Un became the successor largely on the basis of attitude and aggression.
Here, we suggest that the relative effectiveness of informational and emotional appeals in persuasive communications may depend on the dominant basis of attitude towards the focal item (affective or cognitive), and on the precise response being targeted (i.e. influencing affect-based food liking or cognitive-based consumption).
These findings suggest an improved understanding of the genetic basis of risk attitudes must consider the breadth of methods available for measuring risk attitudes and look beyond the traditional direct focus on dopamine and serotonin receptor and transporter genes.
These exploratory results provide a starting point for understanding the genetic basis of risk attitudes by considering the range of methods available for measuring risk attitudes and by searching beyond the traditional direct focus on dopamine and serotonin receptor and transporter genes.
Here, our aim is to study how the political behavior of individuals, identified on the basis of general attitudes regarding the principles of regulation and pricing, influences, or does not influence, attitudes with respect to urban tolls.
Our objective in this paper is to study how the political intention of individuals, identified on the basis of general attitudes to the principles of regulation and pricing, influences or does not influence their attitudes to urban tolls?
Social psychologists have long considered that we construct our identities on the basis of others' attitudes towards us.
They argue that further adjusting results on the basis of social attitudes towards gender, race and national identity may give a more accurate picture of what Britain thinks.
Furthermore, while most research on the genetic basis of risk attitudes have focused directly on dopamine receptors and the dopamine and serotonin transporter genes, we find that genetic variation in a broad array of genes with ties to the regulation of dopamine and serotonin might be important for understanding individual risk attitudes.
22 23 However, little information is available on the cultural and ethnic basis of knowledge, attitudes, and practice regarding malaria and its prevention.
