Tropical fish, for example, are more susceptible to parasites in warmer water, further weakening their species.
Chronic worriers, for example, are more likely than others to suffer from heart conditions.
Women, for example, are more likely to take criticism personally and often sit on the sidelines.
Auto makers, for example, are more interested in aluminum, but orders are not up.
What Daimler calls "options," for example, are more like what Americans call convertible debentures.
Some cultures, Spain's, for example, are more gregarious than others, like Scandinavia's.
Experts know that victims of child abuse, for example, are more likely to abuse their own children.
Many Wall Street economists, for example, are more worried about Mr. Bush becoming president than they are about Mr. Gore.
Infants, for example, are more likely to learn from own-race than other-race adults under uncertainty36.
People who text and drive, for example, are more than six times as likely to crash as those who don't.
Views about immigrants, for example, are more closely tied to respondents' party affiliations than to where they lived.
