First, persons perceiving control over dubious "hazards" may underestimate the associated risk, which reduces the likelihood of behavior change (24).
Providers with previous environmental history taking felt stronger control over environmental hazards.
More experienced providers also felt more strongly that the environmental history was important, while specialists felt they had less control over environmental hazards than primary care providers.
Providers from that province felt more strongly that the role of the environment in children's health was significant (Table 4), that child health providers had control over environmental hazards, and that assessing the environmental history was important.
These discrepancies may have resulted from certain attitudes and beliefs, including cultural beliefs, competing health priorities and workplace hazards and controls, and a lack of perceived ability to exert personal control over certain HRI risk factors [ 28].
Players control the game by tapping the screen to jump over hazards, or to grab some air so they can pull off tricks by holding down on the screen or grinding wires strung between poles.
Both cases illustrate problems of institutional fit, in which institutional reforms have restructured control over, and participation in, risk reduction in ways that do not match the spatial and temporal scale of the hazard (Folke and others 2007).
"Being dependent on public release of information on radiation hazards (or evacuation orders) that we have little control over is a different thing entirely".
The authors of the meta-analysis are restricted to combining the fully adjusted hazard ratios or odds ratios presented in each included study without any control over what characteristics were adjusted for or how they were ascertained in each study.
