Not exact matches
Well, using credit history as one
factor in insurance pricing is a lot like looking at an individual's driving history: a large
number of accidents or violations
means that driver may not be responsible and presents a greater
risk to the company.
The low population density, low crime rate, and relatively low
number of many other
risk factors means that insurance providers in the Mount Rushmore State have to pay out less often on their policies; the less insurance companies have to pay out, the lower they can make their rates and still pull in a profit.
Effect
of intervention on mother — child interaction (CARE Index):
mean (SD) scores at 12 months and results
of univariate and multivariate analysis
of covariance adjusting for total
number of risk factors
Effect
of intervention on maternal functioning:
mean scores at baseline, 6 months and 12 months and results
of analysis
of covariance adjusting for baseline scores and total
number of risk factors