To measure environmental chaos, the Confusion, Hubbub and Order Scale will be administered at baseline [ 44].
We used a measure called CHAOS which assesses 'environmental confusion' in the home, a measure that is more strongly associated with cognitive development in childhood than any other environmental measure.
Present conditions (war, political confusion, corruption, environmental catastrophes) again seem to argue for such authority, but unfortunately, as we know, the suit doesn't do the trick anymore.
If coffee merchants face a marketing challenge, many other American companies face similar confusion with environmental labeling; at least 25 labels, covering 310 products, are competing for consumers' attention.
Actually, there was something else of sociological interest on the Hudson River bike path yesterday: many people were unaware of daily ozone alerts, and environmental pollutant brand-name confusion was markedly high.
In the pro-social consumer behavior domain, consumer skepticism and confusion about environmental and social claims have become a serious problem (e.g., Crane (2000)).
Generally, a low CD corresponds to a contrast estimated without accuracy due to some confusion between environmental and genetic differences [ 7].
Described by its editors as "partially science-fiction story, equally strategic study, essay, comic and sketchbook" and "a concept album of design and architecture," "Uncorporate Identity" questions the purpose and value of design in a neurotic and treacherous era of geopolitical instability, economic recession, environmental crisis, cultural and moral confusion.
The survey results show that the environment is not a top priority for the U.S. public and global warming is not the top environmental concern; there is much confusion concerning the carbon cycle and the causes of global warming; and less than 4% of respondents were familiar with the terms carbon dioxide capture and storage or carbon sequestration.
