According to this theory, risk perception will generate a willingness to act, but efficacy variables will determine whether the resulting action is adaptive or maladaptive [ 57, 58].
"Seeing as how they're the best and they're free, it generates a big willingness to pay.
But the ISIS threat has generated a new willingness, even among naysayers, for Tehran and Washington to listen to each other, despite differences over what to do about it.
This willingness to feel the pain, rather than to deny it, generates a strong motivation to learn more effective ways of working out their differences.
In our experiment, we measured the willingness to trade off one's own welfare for the welfare of another using a survey that generates a "welfare tradeoff ratio" (WTR).
An SIF requires a funding source, an enterprise to fund, and a willingness for those generating a return to pay it forward to by returning funds to the Social Impact Fund in order to fund future innovation.
"I think that generated a lot of strength and willingness to get a result," he said.
To summarize this uncertainty and better estimate potential decision uncertainty, we also calculated the proportion of iterations for which the PRP was cost-effective relative to SOC varying limits of cost-effectiveness (willingness to pay), and generated a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve.
The feasibility of manipulating online helping behavior will be assessed by comparing mean levels of observed helping behaviors (using SOL data) enacted by participants in the P-OSG versus S-OSG and participants' willingness and ability to generate a "helping blog" and engage in "outreach" activities in the P-OSG condition.
These values were in turn used to generate a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve over a range of willingness to pay values in the German setting.
