“…On average across all scenarios, children predicted parents' preferences accurately 42.3% of the time. Parents were willing to take more risk with treatment for more severe disease, as their children predicted, although children generally overestimated parents' willingness to live with increasing disability (M difference = 9.77%). …”
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“…The purpose of this study was to (1) assess older adults’ willingness to adopt technology tools to receive innovative, tailored sexual health education via the internet, (2) investigate their sexual health needs, and (3) contribute to development of an assessment tool and tailoring algorithm. …”
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“…A 2015 Canadian prevalence study by the National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly (NICE) found that seniors who are mistreated are more willing to talk to other seniors, rather than clinicians, police or family. …”
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“…The PRP recruitment strategies account for the influence of gender role norms, mistrust derived from current and historical research and medical abuses, and other factors that affect older Black men’s willingness to participate in safe and ethical research. …”
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“…Afterward, they completed measures assessing their willingness to engage in pro-environmental behaviors and support of macro-level legislation to combat climate change. …”
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“…CPCSSN data is used to identify persons living with dementia and caregivers willing to participate in the study. CPCSSN data from participating dyads are linked (e.g., chronic and mental health conditions, diagnoses, laboratory test results) and additional information about the experiences of persons living with dementia and their caregivers (e.g., ethnicity, amount and type of care provided, burden, availability of support) are collected yearly using surveys. …”
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“…Questionnaires were used to obtain student demographic information, clinical manifestations, varicella history, vaccination status, and willingness to receive EV. The VE of EV was calculated as [1-relative risk (RR)] ×100%. …”
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“…Despite caregivers’ doubts, most financial professionals feel equipped and willing to have caregiving-related conversations with clients. …”
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“…The creation of screeners to identify “high conflict” care dyads could prove useful in the early detection and intervention of potential elder abuse cases, given that caregivers may be more willing to report negative aspects of their relationship (e.g., fighting) than more obviously harmful or abusive behaviors.…”
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“…We conducted univariate and bivariate analyses, followed by multivariate logistic regression, to determine the association between respondent age (younger than 50 vs. 50+) and vaccine hesitancy (willing vs. unwilling/unsure). We also produced spatial visualizations to examine these factors by participants’ zip codes. …”
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“…This study investigates the effects of cognitive destination image shaped by media during the COVID-19 pandemic on willingness to support and post-pandemic travel intention. …”
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“…Purpose: This qualitative study aimed to understand how COVID-19 affects older female caregivers' lived experience, ongoing capacity, and willingness to provide care for their loved one(s) with AD/ADRD. …”
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“…Jaime Perales-Puchalt, PhD, MPH, will describe the results of CuidaTEXT intervention study, which used tailored Short Messaging Service-based text message to deliver support to Latin family caregivers. Lastly, Ishan Williams, PhD, FGSA, will present on findings from research on how community engagement as well as culturally informed intervention can improve the representation of family caregivers, especially African American caregivers, in caregiving research studies…”
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“…Yet residents who hadn’t seen a doctor were just as likely to be willing to participate in a future health study (both 94%) that only asked about health, accessed medical records (both 87%) or didn’t provide reimbursement (both 81%), and were not significantly different in attitudes toward participating in research in general. …”
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“…Numeracy is related to increases in education attainment, economic success, and the quality of health and financial decisions (e.g., Chesney, Bjälkebring, & Peters, 2015; Reyna et al., 2009; Smith, McArdle, & Willis, 2010). More generally, numeracy correlates positively with measures of fluid and crystallized intelligence, but accounts for a unique portion of the variance in models predicting risk comprehension (Cokely et al., 2012) and performance in many decision-making tasks (e.g., Peters et al., 2006; Peters, 2012). …”
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“…The study cohort included adults who had received or were willing to receive at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine of any type. …”
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“…For women, those younger than 60 years of age were more willing to participate in voluntary services than their older counterparts (p = .014). …”
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“…Older adults were divided on willingness to try new technology and their ability to keep up with technological progress. …”
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