This questionnaire requires testing in the clinical environment to determine its utility as a method of systematic evaluation of care-seeker needs and preferences related to exercise.
Heterogeneity in worker preferences allows firms to exercise market power in the labor market, which is thus oligopsonistic.
Hundreds of millions of women would prefer to have smaller families, but are unable to exercise this preference owing to a culture of repression.
Clinicians will be randomly assigned to exercise preferences questionnaire or no questionnaire and participants will be allocated in a concealed manner.
Meaning, to exercise this preference you must have served in a certain war, campaign, or era (such as the Vietnam Era) or earned a certain medal or badge.
Despite the provision of adequate relief food being a state's obligation, there was no opportunity to exercise choice and preference.
Being involved in decision-making about care and having the ability to exercise choices and preferences are prescribed in the Australian Charter of Health Care Rights, [ 34] and contribute to women's satisfaction with their maternity care.
Specific exercise preferences regarding type of physical activity, exercise intervention components, and perceived benefits and barriers to exercise differed between males and females.
The interface offers participants a responsive format through which to become involved with research; one which respects their autonomy by enabling information and consent preferences to be exercised and ultimately providing more meaningful consent.
This review cannot recommend stabilisation exercises for low back pain in preference to other forms of general exercise, and further research is unlikely to considerably alter this conclusion.
