The most frequently endorsed causes of depression were the three factors representing current stress (negative life events, stress at work, and troubles in family/partnership).
In a crowded field, they are split over whom to endorse, causing concern that they might cancel one another out.
Corbyn appears to have assumed that increasing party democracy would endorse causes of which he approves – higher taxes, an end to tuition fees, nationalising the energy companies, a welcome for economic migrants, rejection of bombing raids on Syria and unilateral nuclear disarmament.
Susan B. Anthony endorsed her cause, and Wells joined the suffragists.
The protests drew support from scientists and celebrities – the actor Robert Redford for example endorsed the cause.
Monaghan wholly endorsed their cause, although he says that he provided no direct, material support for their effort.
Two of his former rivals, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Mario M. Cuomo, have endorsed the cause, though their support has not been particularly visible.
Groups such as the American Federation of Teachers and Jobs With Justice endorsed their cause.
When RECAMEF members met Lamido Bouba Hamman, the traditional leader of Perma village, for example, he endorsed their cause.
It is also unclear why racial/ethnic minorities may be more likely to endorse multifactorial beliefs, but this finding is consistent with reports that ethnically-diverse participants who endorsed genetic causes of common diseases were more likely to also endorse lifestyle causes of disease than were those who did not endorse genetic causes.
Eutyches soon convinced Dioscorus (apparently via subterfuge) that he had seen the error of his ways and recanted his perspective on Christ's humanity; Dioscorus subsequently endorsed Eutyches (causing some controversy) for reinstatement to the Christian fold.
