For example, studies have shown that we often inaccurately recall political attitudes we held in the past.
For example, studies have demonstrated that victims who yell or scream receive help almost without fail.
For example, studies have indicated that for defibrillator implants, such rates can vary sharply based on factors like the number of procedures a doctor performs.
For example, studies have shown that gender-diverse boards spend more money on auditing when the complexity of the business warrants it, and that male directors have better attendance records at boards that also include women.
For example, studies have shown that anti-vaccination arguments by some doctors in Britain three decades ago brought a huge drop in vaccination there, to 30percentt of all children from 80percentt in just a few years.
For example, studies have shown that even managers who do not believe they are biased tend to hire people like themselves.
In the case of household hurricane preparedness (Table 1), for example, studies have adopted different lists of various scopes to capture household engagement with preparedness items and activities.
For example, studies have shown that students can improve their reflective learning and thinking through blog use (Williams & Jacobs, 2004; Yang, 2009; Sun, 2010; Mansouria & Piki, 2016).
For example, studies have revealed that the optimum roasting conditions for macadamia nuts and peanuts were 135°C for 20 min; and 180°C for 45 min [11],[12], respectively.
For example, studies have constitently found self-reported seatbelt use to exceed actual seatbelt use (Nelson 1996, Zambon et al. 2008).
