The parents who received an informational fact sheet on childhood heart murmurs had slightly, but not significantly, less concerns compared to the control group.
Under time pressure, GPs asked significantly less questions concerning presenting symptoms, than the ones indicated by the guidelines, (p=0.019), conducted a less-thorough clinical examination (p=0.028), while they gave less advice on lifestyle (p=0.05).
In terms of the continuous indicators, under time pressure, GPs asked significantly less questions concerning presenting symptoms than the ones indicated by the guidelines (F=5.821, p=0.019), conducted a less thorough clinical examination (F=5.024, p=0.028), while they gave less advice on lifestyle (F=3.742, p=0.05).
The Millennials, also known as Generation Y, may be a little callous, too: At a psychology conference in May, researchers presented data suggesting that college students today had significantly less "empathetic concern" than students of the 1980s.
At T3, however, in the VIPI group, we found significantly less parental concern regarding delayed social and emotional development in the children (Table 5, Figure 4).
Others were less concerned.
Mr. Yee seemed less concerned.
Other neighbors were less concerned.
Obama, reasonably, is less concerned.
Patients were less concerned.
Now it is far less concerned.
