Future research should focus more in depth on the long-term removal of psychological barriers to using public transport for leisure, and persuasive measures aimed at groups.
That's obviously a long way off, but a chatbot well-versed in conversation and hooked up to a data warehouse with a complete psychological profile of you, the customer, might be able to make a sale using information synthesized with persuasive measures that a regular human just wouldn't be able to tap into.
These beliefs can provide information about what to include in persuasive measures to increase intention with respect to preventive dental attendance and can be extremely useful in the design and implementation of effective programs of behavioural intervention [ 18].
Diplomats say that potentially persuasive measure will not be cancelled unless Tehran takes substantial and demonstrative steps to curb its nuclear activities.
Stiglitz gives a detailed and persuasive list of measures that would help to save the euro, including a continent-wide system of deposit guarantees, a unification of the banking system, a sharing of debt burdens, and an increased role for fiscal policies to help growth and stimulate employment.
Instead of pretending to encapsulate this contradictory country and place, he unpacks one industry with great skill — an industry that I don't otherwise care much about, aviation — and uses it as a persuasive metaphor for measuring China's progress toward its own aspirations.
This new tool, the 3D-PAT, offers a novel and persuasive way of measuring 3D adolescent sitting posture in a valid and reliable manner, relevant to a range of research, clinical and workplace settings.
If one believes that self-selection is satisfactorily accounted for by controlling for the ideology and party id of the respondent, then the estimated marginal effect of each channel dummy measures the persuasive effect of that channel on attitudes towards illegal immigration.
Last Fall, FEB Ann Whalen sent a dozen SEAs letters explaining to them just how important it is that they meet their testing requirements and suggesting a range of measures, both persuasive and punitive, if LEAs did not make their testing goals.
As he evaluates the relevant considerations, he concludes that the only persuasive rationale for that measure includes as a crucial premise the claim that homosexual relations are contrary to a God-established natural order.
He reminds me of Gandalf - a measured, twinkling and persuasive guide, careful not to over-hype, preferring instead to encourage exploration.
