Similarly, Davis and von Wachter (2011) have shown that as the unemployment rate increases nationally, workers' perceived likelihood of losing their own jobs also increases.
Before a company has experienced a cyberattack firsthand, it is difficult to gauge the probability of an attack, which diminishes the perceived likelihood of an attack taking place.
Findings generally confirmed the hypothesis that external but not internal mental workload was associated with the perceived likelihood of a medication safety event.
Stocks with large dividends, for instance, are seen as less attractive because of the perceived likelihood of a sharp increase in the tax rate on dividends.
They were issued at par and the price at which they trade is influenced chiefly by the ambient interest rates and the perceived likelihood that the issuer will continue making payments until the bonds mature.
Granting such requests is at the discretion of the subcommittee or its designees, and may be based on factors or considerations regarded as relevant including the demonstrated or perceived likelihood for immediate academic success.
Potential deceivers are less likely to lie in face-to-face meetings because the perceived likelihood of being detected and the costs of self-regulation concealing a self-regulation concealinggher.
Children's responses to worry-relevant vignettes were used to assess interpretation of ambiguous and threatening situations, degree of perceived threat, degree of situation-specific worry, and perceived likelihood of future occurrence.
The terror alerts raise the public's perceived likelihood of a terror attack, but opinion about President Bush's job performance, preferences for foreign intervention, or willingness to restrict civil liberties changes little in response to the alerts.
Additionally, it explores the influence of perceived likelihood in the experience of such simulations.
Comparatively low mean risk perception levels (in terms of perceived likelihood) occurred before the earthquake.
