And it's turned out that densely developed cities are far more favorable to knowledge-centric economies.
We also sought to determine whether caretakers who reported receiving counseling had more favorable sun protection knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors.
We want to ask, as Goldman puts it, "Which [social] practices have a comparatively favorable impact on knowledge as contrasted with error and ignorance?" (1999, p. 5).
Taking this into consideration, motivations for testing may be driven by psychological optimism toward genetic testing and genetics research, favorable views of knowledge enhancement afforded by testing, or to positively support currently unattained personal health goals [ 9].
Analyzing data from a survey at two large European organizations, this study, counterintuitively, shows that neither intrinsic nor extrinsic motivation explain an individual's favorable position in a knowledge transfer network.
Entertainment education as an intervention strategy refers to the design and implementation of media messages to both entertain and educate, in order to increase audience members' knowledge, create favorable attitudes, and change overt behavior (Asbeek Brusse, et al. 2015; Singhal and Rogers, 2002; Singhal et al. 2013).
Optimistic family communication about MC, more so than MC knowledge, predicted favorable T1D outcomes.
Protocol inclusion criteria tend to mirror contemporaneous knowledge of favorable and unfavorable risk factors.
The majority of respondents preferred female to deliver UHEP services, and respondents have favorable attitude and good knowledge on UHEP.
Wysocki et al found that the group of children with excessive self-care autonomy demonstrated less favorable treatment adherence, diabetes knowledge, hospitalization rates, and glycemic control.
