Fifty years of research has underscored the conclusion that swapping written messages is a very ineffective way to generate cooperation in conflict situations.
A wealth of research has underscored the strong relationship between PCL-R scores and recidivism.
Recent research has underscored the importance of gratitude to psychological and physical well-being (Emmons & McCullough, 2003), and has shown that gratitude can help facilitate the development of close relationships (Algoe, Haidt, & Gable, 2008).
The resulting research has underscored the importance of feeling socially connected and the value of psychotherapy to identify and exercise patterns of thought that protect against hopelessness and defeat.
Furthermore, the advent of stem cell research has underscored the importance of extracellular cues for the efficient differentiation and maturation of progenitor cells.
Much previous research has underscored the contributions of community health volunteers to health programs [ 8, 9, 11– 13].
On the other hand, some research has underscored the possibility of a spurious association between health and religion [ 84].
Recent research has underscored the complexities associated with donor compensation and privacy [ 21, 22], as well as embryo disposition [ 10, 23] and abandonment [ 24] in Ireland.
Previous empirical research has underscored the importance the quality of the physician-patient relationship by demonstrating its association with important outcomes, including adherence to medical advice [ 46] and satisfaction with care.
A growing body of social research has underscored the role of CM in building HIV competent communities, ensuring interventions are relevant and accessible to local people, and enabling people to work collectively to create health-enabling environments [ 18, 26, 27].
