Specifically, the relationships of individual and household characteristics to residents' relocation willingness are consistent with the results of most studies, which do not have a unified conclusion.
With regard to sense of place, in Models 1 and 7, place identity and place dependence both have significant negative coefficients in predicting household relocation willingness, which is consistent with hypothesis H1.
With regard to individual characteristics, gender, age, education, and experience have no significant relationship to household relocation willingness, which is consistent with the results of some studies (Lindell et al. 2005; Hasan et al.2011; Huang et al. 2012; Stein et al. 2013), but inconsistent with others (Whitehead et al. 2000; Bateman and Edwards 2002; Lazo et al. 2015; Lim et al. 2016).
And when his administration failed at every turn to act in a manner consistent with a willingness to accept safeguarded enrichment, the same analysts attributed this to congressional and Israeli pressure.
The decreasing trend of cigarettes smoked as the individual's willingness to quit increases is consistent with Prochaska and DiClemente's stages of change theory [ 13].
Additionally, variability in DA responses in the bilateral insula was negatively correlated with willingness to expend effort for rewards, consistent with evidence implicating this region in the processing of response costs.
Measuring people's willingness to make trade-offs is consistent with welfare economics.
The primary driver for those interested in cardiology and critical care was willingness to extend training, which is consistent with our anecdotal experience of these residents often doing seven, eight or sometimes more years of residency before ending training.
39 The significant positive association between maternal age and epidural use observed in our study (seen most strongly in nulliparous women planning a non-OU birth) would be consistent with a greater willingness of older women to consider interventions.
