Many of the 45 companies that received this request are responding – among those, Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly traded energy company, which agreed to publish a report after investors agreed to withdraw a pair of related shareholder resolutions.
When the club was closing, at about 4 A.M., there was a disturbance on the sidewalk involving other customers, and police officers from the Seventieth Precinct responded, among them Justin Volpe and his partner, Thomas Bruder, and Thomas Wiese and his partner, Charles Schwarz.
Few studies have examined differences in emotional responding among distinct types of positive stimuli.
Analysis of the effect of order showed that reasoning with CF premises reduced logical responding among younger students but had no effect among older students.
The authors compare how two different engagement levels with visualization, namely "Viewing" and "Responding," among students impact their behavioral engagement, affect and perception of learning, as well as cognitive achievement.
Witte's Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) has been found useful for understanding adaptive behavior in the face of unknown risk, and thus offers a framework for examining scenario-specific willingness to respond among local public health workers.
Recent research on willingness to respond among public health emergency preparedness system providers has indicated that nearly 1 in 6 local public health department workers would not be willing to report to duty in an influenza pandemic "regardless of severity" [4].
The most important contribution that our results can add to drug use research is the observed distinct patterns of explicit and implicit responding among self-declared doping users and deniers which may lead to significant advances in both detection and treatment interventions for these groups.
A total of 942 participants were recruited and 593 responded, among which 569 had abdominal CT scanning.
Our findings also expand upon previous research assessments of willingness to respond among other sectors of the healthcare community.
But unlike for public health workers [ 9], the threat ('concerned') aspect of preparedness for pandemic flu has shown no real impact on willingness to respond among hospital workers.
