Participants in the highest exposure category (Q4) tended to be older and were more likely to be smokers and habitually exercise less, less likely to have secondary or higher education, and more likely to have higher levels of personal expenditure, compared with those with lower exposure (Q1 Q3) (Table 1).
The students, many of them potential voters, presented the opportunity for an on-site focus group and — being young, impressionable, and habitually less cynical than the press gaggle downstairs — a more receptive audience for unannounced visits from the candidates.
The fish consumption was restricted to one fish meal per week in the control group, which was less than subjects habitually consumed.
IPF's employees habitually offer less money to borrowers than the firm's automated credit system says they can.Mainstream lenders cannot easily follow this approach.
Furthermore, people who habitually sleep less than 6 or more than 9 hours per night have the increased risk of type 2 diabetes and impaired glucose tolerance [6].
People who chew gum habitually report less stress [ 19, 20], and chewing gum has reduced anxiety [ 21] and reported stress [ 22] induced by an acute social stressor, although other studies have not found a reduction on acute stress or anxiety [ 23, 24].
The minimum requirements in most appellations were set in another era, however, when the world was cooler and grapes were habitually picked when less ripe, and at higher yields, resulting in lower alcohol levels.
While worrying about their main worry topic, habitually high worriers responded less randomly in the key-press task (indicating less attentional control allocated to this task) than when thinking about their positive topic.
In contrast, those who are habitually positive will be less likely to reject in the face of inequity, due to a relatively low tendency to experience state anger.
