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Public perception of food allergy
Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, 1996Although studies that use the double-blind placebo-controlled food challenge suggest that the prevalence of food allergy is about 2%, public belief in food allergy appears to be considerably higher.The study was undertaken to determine the magnitude and features of the American public's belief in food allergy by surveying a large, demographically ...
Lawrence T. Chiaramonte, Daryl R. Altman
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Public perceptions of biotechnology
Biotechnology Journal, 2007AbstractThe very term ‘Biotechnology’ elicits a range of emotions, from wonder and awe to downright fear and hostility. This is especially true among non‐scientists, particularly in respect of agricultural and food biotechnology. These emotions indicate just how poorly understood agricultural biotechnology is and the need for accurate, dispassionate ...
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Public Perceptions on Breastfeeding Constraints
Journal of Human Lactation, 2002To describe public perceptions on breastfeeding constraints, the authors studied the responses of 2369 US adults who participated in the Healthstyles 2000 national mail survey (response rate = 75%). Among them, 2351 answered at least 1 of the 12 breastfeeding items. Public perceptions were positive for 8 of the 12 items.
Fred Fridinger +2 more
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2014
In the public domain, heritage is perceived and widely appreciated in relation to stories which people tell about themselves. This applies in particular to the perception of cultural heritage in public life within so-called Western societies. Intriguingly, heritage is here often not valued for its literal content, that is, what it reveals about a past ...
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In the public domain, heritage is perceived and widely appreciated in relation to stories which people tell about themselves. This applies in particular to the perception of cultural heritage in public life within so-called Western societies. Intriguingly, heritage is here often not valued for its literal content, that is, what it reveals about a past ...
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Public Perceptions of Whistleblowing
Public Integrity, 2015This article reports the results of a two-pronged exploration of public perceptions of whistleblowing, the first using a statewide public opinion poll, and the second, a laboratory experiment in which a multistage scenario determined respondents’ support for an employee’s protest actions and their classification of the employee as a whistleblower.
Milton Heumann +4 more
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1984
Whether or not it is true that ‘transportation is the most vulnerable part of the entire fuel cycle from the point of view of accident or sabotage,’1 it is certainly the part of the nuclear fuel cycle which is the most vulnerable to public hostility. Transport from reactors to reprocessing is regarded as a main artery of the fuel cycle.
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Whether or not it is true that ‘transportation is the most vulnerable part of the entire fuel cycle from the point of view of accident or sabotage,’1 it is certainly the part of the nuclear fuel cycle which is the most vulnerable to public hostility. Transport from reactors to reprocessing is regarded as a main artery of the fuel cycle.
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The Challenge of Public Perception
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2019Special Section: The Value and Future of Petroleum Engineering For petroleum engineers, it is aggravating to hear negative comments about the oil and gas industry, often by people who don’t understand the industry or get the facts wrong.
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Public perception of immunisation
The Lancet, 2004David Salisbury, Joanne Yarwood
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PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
Australian Journal of Public Administration, 1981Ann Daniel, Sol Encel
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