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Differences between levels of perceived approval from the four potential sources of social pressure were tested using the repeated measures ANOVA.

Feedback is provided with instructions how to resist pressure from friends or family to drink and provides information about perceived approval of drinking from family or friends.

Though not directly comparable, the perceived approval rating outshines those of Western leaders.

The mean scores for perceived social pressure ranged from 2.86 for local colleagues to 3.82 for NICE, where lower scores represent greater levels of perceived approval (Table 2).

Compared to women who did not perceive husband approval of family planning, those who perceived approval were more likely to use modern methods.

The U.S. navy blockaded Cuba, and Soviet ground commanders had the authority to launch a missile attack, without approval from Moscow, if they perceived that an American invasion was under way.

Other challenges in Brazil and South Africa were primarily related to delays in approval of clinical trials, which was perceived to detract from a major competitive advantage possessed by these countries.

This paper is only a snapshot in time of perceived research needs from the conference attendees; it does not carry the approval of any agency or other group that plans research priorities or that funds research.

Approval from some departments is slower than others due to under-staff, and perceived low priority.

You need approval from Turner.

Ethical approval from the WHO Research Ethics Review Committee was sought.