Physical and chemical factors that increase vulnerability to stress or act as stressors at work. In: Kalimo, R, El-Batawi, M & Cooper, C (eds), Psychosocial factors at work. Geneva: World Health Organization.Li
One could thus postulate that some environmental factors alter the cerebellar functionality and then lead to depression vulnerability. This would have significant implications as there are several well-identified environmental risk factors for depression whose underlying neurobiology has been only partly ...
Hosting nearly eighty percent of all human neurons, the cerebellum is functionally connected to large regions of the brain. Accumulating data suggest that some cerebellar resting-state alterations may constitute a key candidate mechanism for depressive p
When she was working on her PhD, Martina developed a measure of fraud vulnerability risk. It was the first of its kind because it was specifically about scams and fraud. In this measure, there are five factors that affect your vulnerability to fraud: Compliance, impulsivity, decision time, vi...
A clear result is that there has been an increase in the use of models to map forest fire susceptibility since 2001. In many countries such research is now being con- ducted (Fig. 1). Figure 3, S2 and S3 illustrates that there are good international connections among countries and ...
Specifically, this research paper explores how building community capability and capacity can enhance disaster preparedness and response efforts, and how a lack of capability and capacity can hinder recovery efforts and increase vulnerability to future disasters. The findings indicate that the community's...
(4) Datasets without user-defined variable and function name replacement can achieve better performance. (5) Experimental results show that the more proportion of code from SARD (Software Assurance Reference Dataset) increases, the performance of vulnerability detection will increase. Paper organization:...
Aggravating factors are any factors that can be considered during sentencing to increase the severity of the criminal act or the culpability of the defendant.When aggravating factors are present, they can lead to harsher sentencing and punishment for a defendant, making it crucial to have an ...
Insufficient growth and development during early childhood increase the risk of severe infections and vulnerability to common childhood illnesses, contributing to almost half of all deaths in children under the age of five [6]. In addition, malnourished children are more likely to face long-term con...
‘trickle down’ to influenceorganizational,and in turn,individual-level conditions that increase vulnerability to trust violations. We use the term ‘trickle down’ here to reflect this top-down cascading process rather than the speed of the effect (which may vary depending on context). Our ...