People with a low need for autonomy don't show this pattern.
But in those that the state calls "low need," state aid went up by an average of 37percentt.
In the wealthier districts across the state, the news is better: 72 percent of students in "low need" districts are graduating ready for college or careers.
Maybe it's because he was a mayor, a nonpartisan position with some executive authority and a low need for rhetorical flame throwing.
Yet the districts classified as "low need" -- generally those with the least poverty, highest property tax contributions and best-performing students -- saw their aid increase by an average 37percentt.
Critics also remained concerned about free schools opening in areas of low need, as well as the under-representation of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, and the huge financial investments in individual schools.
Reflecting their low costs, the relatively low need for investors to monitor day-to-day performance and their generally impressive returns, index funds have grown to almost 6percentt of the money invested in equity mutual funds, or $246.2 billion, according to Morningstar.
However, the interactions between labels and "low need for cognition" were not significant.
People with a low need for cognition were predicted to prefer interactive over linear sites.
Or, you may have achieved your financial goals and have a low need to take risk in your portfolio.
Conversely, the maximum prices that consumers knowledgeable of wine and food processing, and with "low need for cognition," were willing to pay JPY−653, −619, and −300, respectively.
