Article: The CS-preexposure effect in conditioned taste-aversion learning in golden hamsters.

Article: Learned safety cheers depressed mice: an animal ...
Pharma Business Week;  October 20, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... is thought to represent a form of "learned safety." Daniela Pollak in the Kandel lab ... some of the behavioral consequences of learned safety as well as exploring the phenomenon at the molecular level. She observed that learned safety reduced depression-like behavior ...

Article: Agency Heads Learned Safety As Executives
The Washington Post;  November 12, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Joseph M. Clapp and John L. Henshaw were the elder statesmen of safety management at top U.S. companies before they became federal regulators. In their previous lives, they were the regulated ones, who knew the ins and outs of the federal rules governing the trucking and chemical industries,

Article: Winter driving safety lessons learned.(SAFETY ...
LP/Gas;  December 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...It's no secret that we who live with winter driving hazards use our experience to survive. When I first received my license, I put our old Ford wagon in a few snow banks getting used to icy roads. Luckily for me no damage was done. Finally my Dad drove me to the outdoor ice rink after hours and let

Article: OUR CHILDREN HAVE LEARNED SAFETY IS AN ACTIVE VERB
Post-Tribune (IN);  April 26, 1999 ;     700+ words ...THIS ELECTRONIC VERSION MAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM THE PRINTED VERSION. COMMENTARY Paulette Haddix is the South Lake editor of the Post-Tribune. To reach her call 662-5211 or e-mail ptsl@crown.icongrp.com. Safety used to be something we took for granted. We assumed that if we looked out for one

Article: Lessons of lay-by lad must be learned; 'Safety of ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 14, 2003 ;     584 words ...Byline: MARTIN SMITH A CITY councillor says lessons must be learned from the day trip which ended with social services staff dumping a boy in care in a lay-by. Yesterday, the Evening Telegraph revealed the 14-year-old was abandoned after a trip to Bournemouth for a group of children in care. As the

Article: A Preliminary study of double jeopardy in selected retailers.
Academy of Marketing Studies Journal;  July 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... share rankings is supported: (1) a familiarity effect, (2) an experience effect, or ... effect. However, either of the familiarity effect or the experience effect may be a ... retailer. For medical clinics, the familiarity effect may be the source, while for health ...

Article: Brand building; Rule No. 1: if you don't brand your company, ...
Professional Builder (1993);  July 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... Customers respond to this because of what Beckwith calls the "familiarity effect": People feel comfortable choosing what is most familiar ... point in the shopping process. This relates back to the familiarity effect. For customers to feel familiar with your company, you ...