Indeed, research has shown that perceived comparative risk of health threats predicts attitudes towards taking protective action after controlling for perceptions of absolute risk (Klein, 2002).
"But a more multi-ethnic society poses a threat to this attitude".
Primary estimates and inferences were based directly on the questionnaire and included orangutan sightings, association with identified threats, perceived trends, attitudes to the forest and so on.
There were no substantive differences between the three groups with respect to demographics, reported presence or relative encounters with orangutans, nor responses regarding threats, trends or attitudes to the forest.
The reasoned action approach predicts that a threatening communication increases perceived threat, which increases attitude, which increases intention, which does not increase behaviour, unless self-efficacy is high (Fishbein & Ajzen, 2010, p. 64).
Weighted logistic regression analyses were performed to evaluate relationships between the willingness-to-respond attitudes, EPPM threat and efficacy categories, and knowledge about pandemic influenza as outcomes; and EMS professional characteristics and census region designations, and their attitudes and beliefs as predictors.
He must be an excellent athlete, capable of working in the team's pressing style and, obviously, bring a goal threat and a good attitude.
THE TWO KOREAS SUMMIT For those who believe what they want to believe, the recent South/North Korea summit was an enormous success, portending a 180-degree turn in North Korea's policies, attitudes and threats.
FOR THOSE WHO BELIEVE WHAT THEY WANT TO BELIEVE, the recent South/North Korea summit was an enormous success, portending a 180-degree turn in North Korea's policies, attitudes and threats.
A self-described Iraqi liberal who is an official of the interim government told me that more and more leaders are reacting to Kurdish threats with an attitude of "good riddance".
