Sentences with phrase «study participants report»

According to population estimates, 23.3 % of all children in Australia have a parent with a non-substance mental illness, 20.4 % of mental health service users have dependent children and 14.4 % of the community study participants report having at least one parent with a mental illness.

The majority of study participants reported that it's all good, fine and kosher with them (well, technically «generally OK») to use a cell phone when walking down the street, riding public transit and waiting in line.

On average, study participants reported three missed days of work or school in a three - month period, or 12 missed days in a year.

Study participants reported sleep that ranged from more than seven hours to no more than five hours.

They found that 23.4 % of the chronically ill study participants reported cost - related medication underuse, while 18.8 % reported food insecurity and 11 % reported both.

Also, few study participants reported heavy drinking, and the study did not account for some potential risk factors of melanoma, such as sun - protection behaviors.

One - third of the study participants reported experiencing one or more health issues from scented products (whether they used the items themselves, or were exposed to them in public places).

Many of the study participants reported sexual problems during the first year of follow - up, with women encountering the most issues.

And according to research published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, they work: Immediately after watching the videos and following their instructions, study participants reported feeling uplifted, calmer, and more alert than before.

In both studies participants reported an increase in satiety compared with the control group.

Study participants reported a greater absence of bloating, pain and constipation compared to the placebo group.

Two - thirds of the study participants reported at least one hour's difference in their average weekday and weekend sleep schedules, and more than 10 % reported three - plus hours.

There were no significant differences in frequency of unprotected intercourse by study group; 37.5 % of study participants reported having unprotected intercourse (Table 2).

Not exact matches

The study included over 200 employees at a variety of companies, and had participants self - report their performance on a daily basis.

To find out the pair designed a series of studies that both asked research participants to identify what sort of experiences resulted in what levels of happiness and also looked at Facebook posts, examining what activities people post at what age and how they report those activities affecting their mood.

The study's authors found that on days when participants hit the gym, they reported managing their time more effectively, being more productive, and having more cheerful interactions with colleagues.

A new study found that participants who reported playing hours of games a week were better at a predictive task involving cue cards.

The study looked at 149 participants in networking and business groups from the United States, Belgium, India, Japan, Australia and England and found that more than 70 percent of the participants who sent weekly updates to friends reported successful goal achievement, compared to 35 percent of those who kept their goals to themselves and didn't write them down.

This study by Dr. Gail Matthews found that «more than 70 percent of the participants who sent weekly updates to a friend reported successful goal achievement.»

The study was designed so that each participant won two out of the four contests, but half the group faced off against the same opponent each time and won or lost by a narrow margin; these slight victories and losses to the same opponent encouraged feelings of rivalry among participants, who subsequently reported higher scores on the Machiavellianism scale.

Study participants who sat at a desk piled with papers, for instance, reported feeling more frustrated and fatigued and took 10 % longer to perform a simple cognitive matching test.

According to a study (PDF) of 1,000 full - time office workers commissioned by Energy Focus and conducted by Wakefield Research, 69 percent of participants reported problems with office lights including glare, brightness, and excessive flicker.

And just how meaningful is the cortisol result when the participants didn't report feeling any less stressed, and considering that the cortisol levels for both groups were in the «normal range» at the start of the study?

«According to one study of 6,724 participants, published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior, people who score high in psychopathy personality tests often write posts relating to their own needs and satisfaction,» reports Business Insider.

PsyBlog sums up one study on the subject which entailed showing some research participants a video on the idea that stress can be enhancing: «This led to them reporting better performance at work and fewer psychological problems over the subsequent two weeks.

A 2015 Dominican University of California study found that more than 70 percent of the participants who sent weekly updates to friends reported successful goal achievement, compared to 35 percent of those who kept their goals to themselves without writing them down.

Consider, for example, the report of a participant in a weeklong meeting of directors of ecumenical institutes from around the world held in July 200S at Bossey, the study institute of the WCC.

In fact, in a study published in Nutrition Journal, participants who ate half a fresh avocado with lunch reported a 40 percent decreased desire to eat for hours afterwards.

A 2014 review in Nutrition Reviews analyzed data from 11 studies and showed that participants reported both the feeling of alertness and feeling of calmness after the intake of caffeine and theanine and performed more accurately in cognitive tasks of identifying or searching objects.

Participants in a study reported more satisfaction with their diet when chickpeas were included, and they consumed fewer processed food snacks during test weeks in the study when chickpeas were consumed.

A 2012 study on the experience of first - time moms who gave birth with epidurals, for example, found that participants reported that the epidural felt like a big relief, and that it helped make their birth experience more tolerable.

She selected 88 studies that were reliable — however, only 44 % reported participant ethnicity, 27 % reported SES, and only 4 studies reported parenting style.

There were 20 participants in five families who were studied and they were self reported... [Read more...]

Milk from two study participants contained the highest levels of fire retardants ever reported in the United States, and milk from several of the mothers in EWG's study had among the highest levels of these chemicals yet detected worldwide.

A series of randomized control trials of a nurse home visitation program show a range of positive effects on maternal health, including decreases in prenatal cigarette smoking, fewer hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, and fewer closely spaced subsequent pregnancies., A randomized control study of another program that works with a particularly high - risk population found that participant mothers showed significantly lower depressive symptoms than those in the control group and were less likely to report feeling stressed a year after participation.

In fact, according to a study in Breastfeeding Medicine, mothers with lower rates of breastfeeding «tend to be young, low - income, African American, unmarried, less educated, participants in the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), overweight or obese before pregnancy, and more likely to report their pregnancy was unintended.»

To be included in this critical review, studies had to be U.S. - based randomized trials evaluating a breastfeeding promotion intervention, reporting breastfeeding outcome data, enrolling primarily minority participants, and conducting analyses by intention to treat.

Agreement between breastfeeding duration reported prospectively in a diary in 1940 — 1956 by Menstruation and Reproductive History Study participants and retrospectively on a questionnaire in 1990 — 1991, according to maternal and infant characteristics, United States

These pooled estimates are similar to those found by Owen et al. (48) in a recent review, even though the current report includes recently published data on an extra 10,062 subjects from three studies that included more than 1,500 participants each.

It was not possible to analyse the following outcomes, either because data were not reported by any studies or they were reported in a way that did not allow extraction of the necessary data for meta - analysis, or losses and exclusions were more than 20 % of the randomised participants.

Responding to the report on behalf of the charities, Centrepoint Chief Executive, Seyi Obakin said: «The positive outcomes for the study participants are testament to the targeted support that well - funded homelessness services can provide to tackle homelessness, with long - term benefits to the taxpayer.

... Thus it is not surprising that in our study participants who reported faith to be most important to them were least in support of PAD,» the study said.

The study examined the self - reported measures of childhood socio - economic status, attachment orientations (such as fear of abandonment or difficulty in forming relationships), stress and adult health of 213 participants from 2005 to 2011.

In another study, participants were given lower - and higher - strength beer on two different occasions, and most did not report differences in how they felt after these sessions.

For example, in the first study, people who were told that other participants included coffee experts — a more knowledgeable group — reported lower subjective knowledge than participants who believed that they were being compared to teenagers — a less knowledgeable group.

Although the number of participants in the study was relatively small, the researchers report that it was sufficiently large to detect clinically relevant effects.

A participant was identified as gay or bisexual in the study if she identified herself as such and if she reported being attracted to people of the same sex.

After six months on the trial, 95 percent of participants reported no problems taking the drug, and while several discontinued treatment for varying periods of time during the study period, the investigators estimate that 90 percent would have tolerated the treatment if they had continued the full two years.

In the study, Dr. Barber and colleagues analyzed brain imaging data from the Human Connectome Project of 76 otherwise healthy participants reporting PLEs and 153 control participants.

Specifically, the follow - up study found that 7.4 % of participants who had never used an e-cigarette at baseline reported subsequently using an e-cigarette, with 21.6 % among baseline current smokers, 11.9 % among baseline former smokers, and 2.9 % among baseline nonsmokers reporting use.