While promoting some level of concern about excess body weight may motivate healthy eating and activity levels, it is important to ensure that such messages do not inadvertently promote excessive body dissatisfaction which could result in disordered eating or unhealthy dieting practices in some individuals (see [ 25, 26]).
This might emerge from dissatisfaction with the party for whom they voted at the previous election (for example, studies have shown that dissatisfaction with government can promote higher online information seeking [27]).
Although such enthusiasm may promote screening uptake, it can also lead to dissatisfaction when guidelines are revised to reduce the recommended frequency or age range for screening (Squiers et al, 2011; Arkes and Gaissmaier, 2012).
Recommendations to promote recruitment and retention as well as limit faculty dissatisfaction and discontent are abundant.
This evidence from our study suggests that the NHIS might encourage competition among public and private health care providers and concurrently promote IUs' choice of providers in the event of dissatisfaction.
Herzberg and Mausners' theory consists of intrinsic factors or 'motivators' that promote job satisfaction and extrinsic factors or 'hygiene factors' that cause dissatisfaction [ 8].
Their absence does not lead to dissatisfaction, however if met they will, according to Herzberg, promote job satisfaction and encourage production.
Due to increasing dissatisfaction with Everman over the course of the tour to promote Bleach, Nirvana canceled the last few dates and drove back to Washington.
As noted elsewhere [ 18], such flat career structures can be problematic, promoting boredom or job dissatisfaction and giving assistants cause to move to other positions offering greater opportunities.
As research has shown, there's deep dissatisfaction with energy companies – and these attitudes are undermining attempts to promote energy efficiency, with only 44% of customers interested in having a smart meter installed in their home.
