Meanwhile, voters may be confused and not all that well informed, but if anything they are making more sense on job creation than anyone in a real position of influence.
Social science experts guided by health belief and self efficacy models/theories hold that sometimes the more a person is learned the more he or she becomes sensitive of knowledge related issues and therefore a person becomes more inquisitive or suspicious if not well informed and convinced [ 29].
It was evident from the obstetricians' narratives that it was easier to manage situations of maternal and fetal health conflicts if patients were well informed, and also if the expectant parents were clear about their wishes all through the pregnancy.
It took me less than 3 seconds to find this: Here's a good check to see if you're well informed and thinking rationally: If you are able to determine when someone else (e.g. a friend or family member) should vote for the other candidate or opt for the other operating system based on their needs, you pass!
As children interact with other children and adults, if they are well informed and supported, they can be effective channels of information, role models, and agents for change and building resilience.
The fact is it's easier to be self-determining if you're well informed, and it's easier to be well informed if you have resources.
Service -- Prompt and helpful, if not always well informed.
THE STAFF Friendly, if not always well informed.
Ask the 'right' questions If you are well informed and well prepared, this will pay dividends when you talk to the employer.
However, siblings cope better if they are well informed, and an easy way to start discussions is by looking at a book together.
"If people were well informed, how many defaults could be averted?" asked Paul C. Combe, president of American Student Assistance, a loan guarantee agency based in Boston.
