... attendance and learning problems, they experienced more family stress the following day. These spillover effects continued for two days after the initial stressor occurred: Teenagers who experienced ...
... by birds and mammals – wild hollies, blueberries and cherries, for example – were most affected by the spillover effect. That makes sense, he says, because previous research suggested that foraging ...
... of species such as West Coast rockfish.
"When you have a protected population, you not only get spillover effects when fish swim out of the reserve and get caught, you also have major effects on ...
... relate to government policy, the authors conclude that: "Policy makers should consider both the spillover effects of targeted policies as well as the direct effects of changes in economic freedom on ...
... 2004. In addition, new research suggests that that high rates of uninsurance in communities can have spillover effects on the insured.
With health insurance, children are more likely to gain access ...
... scattered around and intermixed with non-target habitats. It is entirely possible that this biodiversity spillover effect might be happening in a variety of ecosystems all over the world," Brudvig ...
... and non–selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor substitute treatment were shown for pediatric patients, and spillover effects were seen in adult patients, who were not targeted by the warnings."
To ...
... only tackle their clients' physical and mental health, but also detect and prevent possible spillover effects on their children, says a new report from the National Research Council and Institute of ...
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The other Insights in the current issue are: Cause Marketing:Spillover Effects of Cause-Related Products in a Product Portfolio by Aradhna Krishna, Uday Rajan Impact ...
