To examine the effects of a school garden on children's fruit and vegetable knowledge, preference, and consumption.
Through both before-after and within-subjects experiments, we find that the incorporation of feature sentiments into the critiquing interface can significantly improve users' product knowledge, preference certainty, decision confidence, perceived information usefulness, and purchase intention.
Treatment components are tailored to specific care needs, depression knowledge, preference for stress reduction techniques, and personal activity goals.
The advice given by the manual referred to the question type (type-A questions with five choices and one correct answer), the structure (how to weigh stem and options, how to avoid cues), the content (reference to learning objective, relevance), and the hierarchy of knowledge (preference of higher-order skills).
Food promotions have a direct effect on children's nutrition knowledge, preferences, purchase behaviour, consumption patterns and diet-related health.
Public participation aims at embedding values, knowledge, preferences, etc. of affected individuals or groups into policies as a means to increase transparency and legitimacy of governance processes.
In reviewing the literature, we found apparent gaps on gendered knowledge, preferences, risk taking and access to innovation in land-use decision making.
We have presented three case studies that use different participatory approaches (with a strong emphasis on socio-cultural aspects) to explore how stakeholders' knowledge, preferences, perceptions, and values are integrated in social-ecological assessments.
We will provide the reader with an analysis on how does the agents' social knowledge, stored in the tri-base acquaintance model, contributes to permanent confidentiality of agents' private knowledge, preferences, decision making models, resources, etc.
But as there is no pre-existing norm telling the intermediary what is the most appropriate solution in the concrete situation, the situation requires a decision that will privilege one of the intermediary roles based on the intermediary's prior experience, knowledge, preferences, and so forth although this does not suspend the constant need for a decision in each subsequent situation.
- Parents who argue with everything you say, and always have a reason that their life experience trumps your knowledge, preferences, or opinions.
