Research suggests that formal AIDS-prevention education, like the message of vulnerability conveyed by child-support enforcement, can reduce sexual activity and increase condom use among boys, if it reaches them before they become sexually active.
But she believed the importance of spreading this message trumped any feelings of vulnerability and insecurity, and that allowed her to realize the impact she could have on others. .
Using extreme heat as a climate-related case study, the moderator's guide was designed to focus on four aspects of heat emergencies: context, causes of vulnerability, public health messages, and health care provider role (see Table 1).
Elsewhere in the SFDRR, the importance of vulnerability is raised and the message is relatively clear that vulnerability is the fundamental driver of disaster risk.
To hammer home the message of Europe's vulnerability, Putin sent his energy minister, Viktor Khristenko, to Algeria in January to discuss tighter business ties with its state-owned gas company, Sonatrach.
For example, Klein, Harris, Ferrer, and Zajac (2011) report evidence suggesting that the quality of message arguments determines whether self-affirmation is associated with increased or decreased feelings of vulnerability and intentions to change.
It should also be stated this paper does not wish to portray the message that fluorosis risk should only be determined for the maxillary central incisors during "periods of vulnerability".
President Felipe Calderón called the breakout "deplorable" and added in a Twitter message that the "vulnerability of state institutions of justice must be corrected".
Smothers looked for a moment of vulnerability.
