While reading, students rated novelty, curiosity, impressiveness, importance, and willingness to reflect on each text segment.
a: OR Odds Ratio, RI Relative Importance, WTA Willingness to Accept, OA Osteoarthritis, N/ A not applicable, AIC Akaike's Information Criterion.
Since tourism can be viewed as a composite good, which overall utility depends on how the component characteristics are arranged, the choice experiments allow to disentangle the importance and the willingness to pay of tourists for different attributes of the holiday.
Last month at The South by Southwest Interactive Festival, I heard Harvard scholar Sarah Lewis discuss the importance of the willingness to fail, a theme that is at the heart of her book on the history of art and innovation, The Rise.
Lanigan [ 44] emphasizes the importance of politicians' willingness to use the media to educate families about the importance of nutrition and exercise [ 44, 46].
In those contexts, recall of medical history appears dependent on the type of condition, its perceived importance and a willingness to share information.
Kanfer builds on these theories to stress the importance of employees' willingness and ability to carry out the goals of the organization in which they work [ 31].
This is one of the reasons that highlights the importance of studying willingness to pay for child safety seat in Iran.
16 Furthermore, increasing societal demands as to safety and transparency in healthcare have created more awareness of the importance of, and willingness to contribute to, and a better quality of care.
Drawing on the elicited preference structures, we then compute relative attribute importances and different willingness to pay measures.
