In this context, Doves' perceived weakness – an absence of glamour – is actually a strength.
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We hypothesized that being in a romantic relationship with a socially anxious person, and perceiving a relative absence of capitalization support from them, would predict a greater probability of break-ups and greater declines in relationship quality over time.
Among those with DFM, fewer women with a perceived absence of FM waited more than 24 hours, or a perceived decrease for more than 48 hours, before contacting health-care professionals during the intervention.
Furthermore, compared with residents of urban areas, more middle-aged people in rural areas reported a perceived absence of severe oral diseases or a lack of time as reasons not to visit dentists.
Undesirable behavior was frequent, with one-third of the women did not present before an absence of FM was perceived: one-quarter of these women waited for more that 24 hours [ 2].
However, greater proportions of middle-aged participants in rural areas cited a perceived absence of disease, disease that was not severe, or a lack of time as reasons not to visit dentists.
The possibility of discovery (or postulation) of alternative 'natural' means of production would constitute a standing threat to any argument resting in part on a perceived absence of such means.
In Russia and America, a perceived absence of literature gave rise to grandiose notions of literature's importance.
There was a perceived absence of cessation programs tailored to meet the diverse needs of women.
A relative paucity of routine cognitive assessments in current clinical practice is apparent, however, and this may relate to a perceived absence of feasible and valid methods of quantification.
