Respondents were asked to rate whether they are generally prepared to take risks or avoid them altogether (
general risk attitude) and were then presented with a series of risky scenarios and asked to rate the likelihood of finding themselves in that situation (safety risk attitude and financial risk attitude).
A unit increase in
general risk attitude (toward greater risk tolerance) increases the likelihood an individual will stay and defend by 36 percent, while a one unit increase in financial risk attitude decreases the odds of staying and defending by 31 percent.
Not exact matches
It means you can individually select assets to trade according to your personal preference, your
attitude to
risk, or the
general market position.
In a sense it is these mores, these values and expressions of moral
attitudes or what Toqueville called «the habits of the heart» which are at
risk if the mass media in
general, and television in particular, were to succeed in replacing the church as the place where the mores are generated and sustained.
General attitudes towards contaminants in food and the assessment of potential health
risks also differ by population group.
This is consistent with previous studies reporting good
general knowledge but lack of awareness about specific
risks for an unborn child and specific benefits of quitting.11, 25
Attitudes regarding smoking and the health of the woman's baby, however, contradicted the apparent level of knowledge — significantly more smokers than non-smokers believed that «if you are exposed to a lot of smoke from other people you might as well keep smoking yourself».
A confirmatory factor analysis of the four
attitude scales (HIV Anxiety, HIV Prevention Self - Efficacy,
General Distress, and
General Risk) revealed excellent goodness of fit statistics.