But clients are far less likely to consider coachees' qualifications or their own.
A fifth of landlords said they were less likely to consider letting to EU nationals because of Brexit uncertainty.
According to his survey, people who bought their homes more than five years ago were nearly 80percentt less likely to consider a strategic default than recent purchasers.
According to the study, potential female candidates are less confident, less competitive, and less likely to consider themselves qualified to run.
Ocean Park is less likely to consider Shanghai until after the new Disneyland has been built and its performance can be assessed, he added.
She said: "Where minority ethnic pupils have a negative experience of education they are less likely to consider teaching as a potential future career.
The same research shows that leaders are also less likely to consider feedback if it is given in an inconsiderate manner.
A new GlobeScan poll, commissioned by the BBC, has found that Germans are less likely to consider themselves "global citizens," compared with people in other large countries.
This is something that particularly concerns the National Union of Students, which argues that disadvantaged students carrying undergraduate debts of more than £27,000 are also less likely to consider postgraduate education.
The young are less likely to consider themselves part of any particular religion or political party, more suspicious of the benefits of welfare and less supportive of traditional family structures.
Knowledge levels correlate directly with age, with the youngest most likely to consider themselves knowledgeable (71% of 16-24s are "very" or "quite" knowledgeable) and each successive age group gradually less likely to consider itself knowledgeable.
