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They used Cochran's Q test to assess differences over time in adolescents' reports of consequences of not having sex, and logistic regression to determine whether reports of consequences were associated with gender and sexual experience.
With no formal system of consequences in place, Sarah will actually be getting negative consequences by being on time--she has to handle more calls and workload is heavier because someone is missing.
There was a lot of talk among third-party voters in 1992 about "sending a message" to both major parties, about there being "not an ounce of difference" between the major-party candidates, and about "voting on principle, regardless of consequences," etc.
 
 
 
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