"They're knowledgeable of these problems, much more flexible, and they can really expedite the establishment of a credit history," Burgess said.
Results show that, paradoxically, consumers under low involvement conditions may reach deeper levels of information processing as long as they are knowledgeable of the product advertised and they perceive low risk in it.
Untrained TBAs were located by village leaders because, since they are knowledgeable of the structure of the village, know the TBAs and they were also easy to be identified and approached by the researcher.
When O'Neill worked in the Nixon and Ford White Houses, Suskind writes, he served presidents whom he respected as policy makers, whatever their other faults, for two reasons: first, they were knowledgeable about the details of policy; and second, they made it a point to have their aides present them with different, and sometimes starkly warring, points of view.
Although the majority of physicians surveyed were knowledgeable of and had reported notifiable diseases, they identified many perceived obstacles to reporting.
Although the majority of physicians surveyed, regardless of clinical capacity, hospital type, or years of experience, were knowledgeable of notifiable diseases and had reported notifiable diseases, they identified many perceived obstacles to notifiable disease reporting.
The interviewers and supervisors were health professionals from health centers and woreda health offices who were knowledgeable of the services provided by the HEP., and they received five days of training including a day of field practice.
All the listeners were knowledgeable of the English pronunciation and had no hearing impairments.
Participants were selected by a spatially stratified random sample and included participants that identified as heads of household or their spouses and who were knowledgeable of household activities.
