While many studies have previously looked at the association between dental fear and control, the major focus of most of this research has been on the use of control as an intervention to modify fear once it is already established rather than on control, or lack of, as an antecedent of fear.
"The antecedent to PTSD is fear, horror and helplessness," Dr. Davidson said.
The initial slowness of response from both police and media was nothing to be proud of; equally feeding a political tradition whose antecedents Germans know and fear must be avoided.
Similarly, in a case study of an African American woman with social anxiety disorder, Fink, Turner, & Beidel [ 15] found that the fear of being judged according to stereotypes was a central feature of social fears; racially relevant interpersonal contexts served as antecedents for fear of negative evaluation, and directly addressing these fears during exposure therapy was effective.
In a unanimous opinion, three judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ordered the F.C.C. to reconsider a TV ownership regulation that had its antecedents in the 1940's and was rooted in the fears of the European experience at the time that the television industry in the United States could come to be dominated by a few powerful interests.
Strong emotions such as "fear" elicit action (or reaction), implying a causal relationship between the antecedent and the consequence.
These antecedent violence exposures may represent the "building block" effect [ 41], perhaps the consequence of a neural fear network, enlarged in response to new traumatic events and types [ 42].
Introduce, too, the term antecedent.
"Genesis" honors its biblical antecedent.
Well antecedent to this rhyme.
Erskine Childers is another antecedent.
