The majority would put less than half in stocks; among their reasons were fear of job loss, lack of accountability on Wall Street and economic fears amplified by the news media.
Two abiding fixations were fear of Germany's encirclement and a conviction that only smug, malevolent Britain stood in the way of German hegemony in Europe.Yet it was the Kaiser's own interventions that brought those things about.
Brian Austin, a Madison detective, SWAT-team member, and spokesman for Cops for Labor, told me that Walker's reasons for exempting public-safety unions from the gutting of collective bargaining were "fear of civil unrest, hoping to peel us off, and wanting to have a security force while he rammed this through".
The most common barriers to testing were fear of results, belief that it was not necessary, and lack of time.
The reasons given were fear of reprisals, that bystanders were collaborating with perpetrators or that they had no confidence in the criminal justice system.
The main causes of refusal were: fear of body mutilation (35%), lack of will (24%) and religious causes in 28% of cases.
Most common reasons for rejection were fear of adverse events, doubt regarding efficacy, not feeling as belonging to a high-risk group and believing that influenza is not a serious illness.
Measures of fear were fear of pain (FOP), measured by the Fear of Pain Questionnaire (FPQ-III); fear-potentiated startle; and a self-report measure that assessed the effectiveness of the fear induction procedure.
These were fear of negative evaluation (FNE) and anxiety sensitivity.
The major barriers identified were fear of side effects and doubts about efficacy.
Particularly meaningful were fear of injection pain and discomfort about IUD usage, both affecting contraceptive choices.
