Evidence thus suggests that while the stars struggle to deliver brawny numbers on their own, audiences are more engaged when they are paired together, and even more so with The Expendables franchise, which offers a big roster of action talent.
Indeed, the caregivers also expressed a preference because they believed the health workers were better equipped with the PDA and because they believed they were more engaged when eIMCI was used.
Doussard-Roosevelt, Joe, Bazhenova and Porges [ 32] found that children with ASD were more engaged when their mothers physically and non-verbally demonstrated an object to them than when she verbally described the object to them.
For example, when promoting the female condom in a variety of countries including India, Sri Lanka, Senegal, South Africa and Thailand, people were more engaged when the discussion centred on how it can feel to rub the outer ring on the clitoris, or the inner ring on the end of the penis, than when the message was solely about how it can prevent pregnancy and STIs [ 2].
Whereas the dorsal mPFC is linked with processing social information about people in general (e.g., Hassabis et al. 2013), the ventral mPFC is more engaged when processing information in relation to oneself (Mitchell et al. 2006; D'Argembeau et al. 2007; Denny et al. 2012; Wagner et al. 2012).
You need to be more engaged and focused when you're out there," said Hans Ohme, acting assistant operations foreman at the McCall base, and veteran of more than 250 jumps.
GPs thought that patients would be more engaged in behaviour change when they set their own health goals: "In my opinion the good thing of this programme is that people can choose what is relevant for them.
I've been asked what women like me can do to be more engaged supporters -- Allies -- when it comes to the LGBT community.
Scientists studying the sounds that bots make discovered people are more engaged and accepting when a robot makes any kind of sound than when it doesn't, New Scientist reports.
