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1 .8%) had more than 10 years of experience as advisers.

2 al school from the perspective of premedical advisers.

3 nvolving 29 journalists and seven scientific advisers, a cross-border collaborative project, the "For

4 s a feature of situations in which there are adviser-advisee asymmetries in expertise.

5 physicians both to fulfill a role as trusted adviser and to promote the ethical principle of autonomy

6 less likely to return to and recommend these advisers and pay them lower wages.

7 ndirect, improving recommendations from farm advisers and shaping management concepts.

8 issues of AIs as invasive suitors, malicious advisers, and tools of exploitation requires new psychol

9 n has yet created a council of psychological advisers, but the role of behavioral research in policy

10 essment and goal-setting telephone call, the advisers called each participant on six occasions over 4

11 re, in a three-sided advice-giving game, two advisers competed to influence a client by modulating th

12 Importantly, we also demonstrate that advisers do not anticipate these effects.

13 he server was built in the context of our SG-ADVISER framework and on top of the MtoolBox platform (C

14 Still, although scientists and policy advisers grapple with how to interpret and how to handle

15 index (IRI) scores, explicit ratings of the advisers' helpfulness and the advisers' self-reports on

16 ng: they inferred upon the volatility of the advisers' intentions in order to optimize their predicti

17 SG-ADVISER mtDNA is a fast and functional tool that allows

18 We have developed SG-ADVISER mtDNA, a web server to facilitate the analysis a

19 ARTICIPANTS: In this qualitative study, HBCU advisers participated in a focus group in October 2019 o

20 olunteers (randomly assigned to "player" or "adviser" roles) interacted.

21 he temporo-parietal junction is modulated by adviser's current level of influence on the client, and

22 cally, the game was structured such that the adviser's incentives to provide helpful or misleading in

23 r making choices when they believed that the adviser's intentions were presently stable.

24 ratings of the advisers' helpfulness and the advisers' self-reports on their chosen strategy.

25 We report that advisers' strategy depends on their level of influence o

26 Advisers supported participants in the use of online res

27 rvice based on non-clinically trained health advisers supporting patients in use of internet resource

28 onstruct tools relevant to farmers and their advisers that improve upon their current management skil

29 , Frederick T. Gates, a Baptist minister and adviser to John D. Rockefeller Sr., read the entire seco

30 What, then, is the role of a science adviser to modern government?

31 Using purposive sampling, premedical student advisers were recruited from different educational backg

32 neral practitioners, practice staff, and SSS advisers were unaware of their patients' allocation.

33 hone calls from non-clinical, trained health advisers who followed standardised scripts generated by

34 ss six experiments (N = 3,867), we find that advisers who give advisees decisional autonomy rather th

35 The adviser, who received more predictive information, issue