We compared the influence of emotion-laden roadside advertisements (positive, negative, and neutral solutions) either on the evaluation of possible risk (i.e., evaluative behavior) or the decision to stop/speed up (i.e., urgent behavior).
Finally, in adolescents at risk for drug abuse, evaluative biases, measured with a word association task and Implicit Association Task (IAT), were found to predict cannabis use [ 27].
To a significant extent, all of these processes have come to focus on this evaluative framework, namely risk assessment.
The primary objective of RAIDAR is to provide a consistent evaluative framework for risk and exposure information for priority setting objectives and for comparative chemical assessments.
As meta-assessment, CEA builds on other analytic and evaluative tools, including variations of LCA, health risk assessment, ecological risk assessment, cost benefit analysis, decision science methods, and statistical meta-analysis.
This is a cross-sectional study referred evaluative one-day patient safety, risk management and health vigilance in 39 hospitals in Benin.
(Rickman, 1938a: 361) Drawing on impressions gathered from Spain, he also noted the subjective dimension of raid panic, its lack of containment by any rational evaluative standard of danger: 'the horror roused by air raids appears to be disproportional to the actual risk to any particular individual' (Rickman, 1938a: 367).
With particular reference to the ever-expanding Harare metropolitan region, this article provides an evaluative analysis on the potentiality, risks and strategies that can be adopted by Harare and its satellites in addressing the problems of the conventional wastewater management system.
There is thus also a pressing need for greater attention to the design and conduct of integrated evaluative research, particularly with regard to risk communication.
"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".
