Gue: One of our key measures of complacency is the S&P 100 Volatility Index, basically a measure of fear in the options market.
One measure of that complacency is the Chicago Board Options Exchange's VIX index, which uses the price of stock options to measure investors' expectations about future volatility.
Across the city, the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party was already questioning whether the apparent attack was the result of complacency regarding security measures by the national government, led by the Congress Party.
Complacency was directly measured by the participants' information sampling behavior, i.e., the amount of information sampled in order to verify the automated recommendations.
With regard to behaviour, discussion centred around wilful violation of crossing protocols, often as a time-saving measure, as well as driver complacency due to high levels of familiarity.
No cause for panic, but, equally, no cause for complacency, either inflation, however measured, is rising, not falling.
There is no room for complacency — every citizen should take measures so that Liberia remains at zero, and also support our neighbors," Nyenswah explained.
This resulted in several million dollars being spent on an incident where public health had apparently not been endangered; such responses may undermine public confidence and cause complacency at times when precautionary measures are truly needed.
We haven't had to think about that much in the last few decades because quality of life has been increasing across almost all measures in a significant way, and that has led to a comfortable complacency.
The NPV-2 consists of 132 items, scored on a three-point scale (true, not true and not false, or false) and measures the following 7 personality traits: inadequacy, social anxiety, rigidity, resentment, selfishness (complacency), dominance, and self-esteem.
