Would disclosure drive her closer to or further from treatment?
Disclosure for HIV-positive individuals may be a tactic for accessing unprotected intercourse, but such disclosure can also make desired sexual activities less likely, highlighting that disclosure is driven by an element of altruism.
He said that forcing more disclosure could drive corporations away from the established dispute-resolution process.
Even so, Transparency International says public disclosure can drive improvement, and it called on all companies to pursue comprehensive public reporting, and make anti-corruption programmes publicly available to stop bribery, and enable whistleblowers to report corruption.
UK companies have been notoriously poor at people management, and disclosure could drive improvement, which will feed into corporate performance, says Kingsmill, who sees the recommendations matching the Work Foundation's productivity conclusions.
The results show that shoppers' information disclosure intention is driven by the fairness of information exchange, privacy benefits and privacy apathy.
In our study, the motivation behind disclosure appeared to be driven by the need for assigning or having a treatment supporter.
Whatever view one takes on this tradeoff, the push for tightening disclosure rules is at least partly driven by the benefits that earlier disclosure would provide for corporate insiders.
Safari's disclosure was articulated as subsequently driven by a desire to educate and inform others about HIV/AIDS, a disclosure motive that has also been documented in the USA 59 Int: Why did you tell other relatives then?
(Smug disclosure: I now drive a Studebaker, a 1950 Starlight Coupe).
