This suggests that at faster rates of employment growth the Fed begins to worry about inflation pressures (or is perceived to worry about such pressures).
Communicating familial risk information did not affect perceived susceptibility, worry, or psychological well-being.
Only perceived declining worry about contracting avian influenza was significantly associated with declining frequency of handwashing after sneezing, coughing, or touching the nose (OR 1.61, 95% CI 1.04 2.47).
Salience & coherence, self-efficacy, faecal aversion and social influence were all significant univariate predictors (all p < .01), whereas cancer worries, perceived susceptibility and response efficacy did not predict FOBT return.
The authors concluded that depleted working memory resources during worry may be relevant to the persistence and perceived uncontrollability of worry.
But for many it was a vote against a perceived threat: liberals worry that an early election would favor the Muslim Brotherhood, because the Brotherhood have a strong party network already in place.
The magic of the cup is all very well, but Rotherham, the only non-Premiership side in the quarter-finals of the Powergen Cup, must feel far too aggressive about perceived injustices to worry about anything as light and fluffy as that.
Han et al. (2017) found that the perceived consequences and worry were relatively significantly correlated with adopting more kinds of preparedness activities.
Teens want to be like everyone else, and when they see a gay student getting bullied for some perceived difference, they worry that their own differences -- and we all have them -- will be targeted by bullies next.
Finally, high levels of community uncertainty or rumour are likely to increase distancing by exacerbating perceived susceptibility and worry.
