Sentence examples for effects on willingness from inspiring English sources

Factors related to food awareness had positive effects on willingness to volunteer, but were not highly influential.

Childhood nature experience, however, had limited effects on willingness to coexist with the animals via the preference, particularly for unfavourable animals.

The mediation analysis showed that childhood nature experience had a positive effect on preferences toward wild animals but had limited effects on willingness to coexist with the animals via the preference, particularly for unfavorable animals.

Asterisks indicate significance levels (*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001) Table 1 The standardized path coefficients for direct, indirect, and total effects on willingness to coexist (Coexistence) with wild animals (see Figs. 2 and 4 for further details).

Using an online climate change survey, we identify order effects created by prior attitude-elicitation questions, and we assess the potential impact of these distal order effects on willingness to pay (WTP) estimates for stylized climate change policies.

Personal characteristics had different effects on willingness to pay for the two treatments, and gains in statistical efficiency in the minimal-overlap version more than compensated for possible imprecision from increased measurement error.

However, we did not find systematic effects on willingness-to-pay estimates.

If most faculty are designated "responsible," it "could have a chilling effect" on students' willingness to share their stories, said biological anthropologist Catherine Willermet of Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant.

Similarly, one's religious affiliation had no strong or consistent effect on willingness to donate in the various scenarios.

Our national survey shows that concern with one's non-welfare interests (NWIs) has a significant effect on willingness to donate to a biobank using blanket consent (Tomlinson et al. 2015).

It has a powerful effect on willingness to tolerate pain.