As discussed in the theories section, many behavioural theories suggest intention as a precursor to behaviour, therefore incorporating evaluative questions based on future intentions is likely to be a good predictor of behavioural change and impact on practice.
More recent research has started to understand the processes guiding online information-seeking, suggesting intention to search for information, for example vaccination information [ 24], is influenced by attitudes and perceived social norms.
In the present study, all participants who indicated they had previously been approached to donate tissue had consented suggesting intention to donate and actual donation may be equivalent in this patient group.
Strictly speaking, the WHO definition suggests an intention that would exclude the many providers whose aim is just to make a living out of health care but who do contribute to some form of health service provision.
The book, one assumes by Ms. Wilson, suggests an intention to throw the gauzy lyricism of memory over the baser reality.
The transposition suggests an intention to take the work seriously rather than treat it as melodrama, and there are, indeed, unsettling scenes involving the humiliation of prisoners by soldiers that resonate with events in recent conflicts.
The juxtaposition of recent events with Pam's very American past suggests an intention to link then with now, Johnson with Bush, D-Day with Abu Ghraib, and to scrutinize those links.
The theory suggests that intention is the best single predictor of behavior and represents the readiness for its performance.
Operating on a level of ridiculousness so high it suggests possible intention, Lee Daniels' The Paperboy is a trash pile packed high, high and higher still.
But as the fate of Erdogan's "zero problems" foreign policy suggests, good intentions are not enough.
