It seems more likely that an increase in aversion to harming caused the deontological response to strongly dominate decision-making, leading both to an increase in deontological judgement and to faster and more decisive responses.
Mrs. Merkel has been under pressure from other leaders, including President Barack Obama, to be more decisive in response to the crisis, which has become a grave threat to the global economy.
Misunderstanding of this term is not affected by one's acceptance or denial of the theory of evolution, but it does seem that agreeing with statement 5 makes one more decisive in response to statement 6.
The majority of students think that intraspecific variation is important for evolution (statement 9), and yet again, we see that those who agreed with statement 5 are more decisive in their responses to statement 9.
Sex differences primarily reflect that males are more decisive than females in their responses to these four statements.
Arguably, the EU's response could have been more decisive, including instituting visa bans on all Russian MPs who ratified Crimea's annexation and imposing economic sanctions on Russia.
Dany definitely understands High Valyrian and we are clearly witnessing a more decisive Khaleesi as evidenced by the steel in her response to Misandrei: "Yes, all men must die, but we are not men".
The Tory leader is now regarded as tougher, more decisive and more internationally respected than Gordon Brown, who has reaped little benefit from his stewardship of the response to the banking crisis.
