While reading his not guilty verdict in Ghomeshi's sexual assault trial last month, Justice William Horkins said he found the post-incident behavior of the three complainants "odd" in that they continued having friendly interactions with Ghomeshi after they said he hurt them.
The study compared patients with (n = 98) and without (n = 836) aggressive incidents ("behavior intended to cause bodily harm or physical injury [to] other persons and as verbal and physical threats of inflicting bodily harm upon others") and compared mean length of stay and mean number of readmissions between groups.
In addition, observation served 'to provide some knowledge of the context or to provide specific incidents, behaviors, and so on that can be used as reference points for subsequent interviews' (Merriam, 1998, p. 96).
The non-occurrence of actual incident reporting behavior might be explained by the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) [ 31].
But, instead of taking advantage of the fascinating panoply of incident and behavior that history provides — the house's inhabitants generated a lot of genuine melodrama — the musical skims over the complexity and nuance of these moments.
None of the independent variables (knowledge, skills, attitudes or intentions) made a significant contribution to the incident reporting behavior.
We wanted to gain more insight into residents' incident reporting behavior by combining objective and subjective outcome measures, in a controlled design where possible.
Although more attention is being paid to patient safety in medical education, only a few studies assessed the effects of patient safety education for residents on their incident reporting behavior [ 12, 16- 18].
Some of the incidents and behavior patterns that have come to light make me think that the penalty ought to have been even harsher.
Based on real evidence of security incidents, the behavior of a defender should consider whether he or she needs to keep a majority of PMs or VMs.
In announcing the indictments, the U.S. Attorney said the incidents reflect "behavior that had become institutionalized".
