The bill uses inflammatory and graphic language (for example, making it illegal to "knowingly behead a living unborn child"), arguably intended to provoke disgust over the procedure to increase support for the bill.
The questionnaire contained questions adapted from previous studies and assessed beliefs about CRC that may act as barriers or motivators to screening (i.e. perceived vulnerability, self-efficacy, test response efficacy, peace of mind, disgust with the procedure, and symptoms as a pre-requisite to screening), as well as intention.
Furthermore, I was forced to rule out the voice of anti-circumcision campaigners, an outcry consistently based solely on being disgusted by the circumcision procedure itself, citing possible complications that pediatricians all agree are rare.
Relative to the standard information group (n = 590), the standard information plus narrative leaflet group (n = 631) showed higher perceived vulnerability to CRC, higher perceived test response efficacy, a stronger belief that the screening test would provide peace of mind and less disgust with the test procedure.
"They thought it was disgusting to go through the procedure without their consciousness obliterated," she said.
At that time, they offered graphic descriptions of the procedure, knowing that they could evoke public disgust.
Here we propose a direct replication of Jalal et al.'s (2015) reported procedure to confirm the finding that OCD-like disgust could be triggered by contamination-related stimuli in the RHI.
Squeaky clean, though I guess the procedure was a little painful and the roasted goo smelled disgusting.
During the procedure, subjects choose a label for the emotional content (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise) of the faces visible on the screen.
Last Saturday's procedure elicited a lot of oohs and ahs, most in fascination rather than disgust.
The fetal pain and fetal heartbeat laws play on the same sense of sympathy for the unborn that inspired Kennedy's disgust with late-term abortion procedures.
