To a degree, worries about pacing have always been part of teaching.
With just a high school degree, Powell worries that his age and relative lack of education will hurt his prospects.
Even fewer people would look at the label to see whether it needed to be washed at an energy guzzling 80 degrees or worry about whether it will end up in a landfill after just a few wears.
Coupled with a surge of interest in entrepreneurship and market economics, a moral and philosophical vacuum has evolved to a degree that worries Communist party officials, the paper's editors wrote.
The economists also credit other factors, including the Bank of Canada's reluctance to raise interest rates to levels equivalent to those offered in the United States, and, to a lesser degree, lingering worries over a possible fall election in the restless province of Quebec.
This six item questionnaire assesses the degree of worry about developing cancer and the impact of worry on daily functioning in the previous month (Hopwood et al, 2001; Brain et al, 2002; Fry et al, 2003; Henderson et al, 2008).
Second, we assessed the degree of worry that condom use symbolizes mistrust by using a single item ("Do you worry that condom use during anal sex symbolizes mistrust between you and your RP"); the response was recode into a binary measure (yes and no/not sure).
To assess the factors most closely associated with HCWs' degree of worry, a multiple regression analysis was carried out with dependent variable the degree of worry and independent variables the major demographic variables and the statistically significant variables of the previous univariate analyses.
Auxiliary staff presented higher degree of worry than all other groups, and nurses were also more worried than medical staff (p < 0.0005).
The CWS-R (Lerman and Schwartz, 1993) assesses degree of worry about developing cancer and includes two additional items: (Watson et al, 1999) assessing frequency of worry and the extent to which worry is a problem.
