Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's apprehension about the role of consoling and soothing his city in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, misstated, in some copies, the day that President Obama visited the region.
Studies comparing day centre attendees with people having psychiatric disabilities but not attending day centres have shown that the day centre attendees tend to have more valued occupations (Argentzell et al., 2012b), a larger social network (Argentzell, Leufstadius & Eklund, 2013), and a more pronounced apprehension of having a worker role (Argentzell & Eklund, 2013).
This anxiety was most readily apparent in physicians' expressions of unease and apprehension regarding the role of the pharmaceutical industry in the funding and conduct of clinical research.
Video appears also to have played a role in the apprehension of a suspect accused of killing a 32-year-old woman by driving his car through a crowd of counter-protesters at the event. .
Goodman emphasizes the cognitive role of emotions in the apprehension of a work of art (1976, 248).
On the other hand, Jane's belief that she had a third birthday party does not play a role in preserving her past apprehension of her third birthday party; she has no episodic memory of her third birthday party.
For those boards, a strict application of a reasonable apprehension of bias as a test might undermine the very role which has been entrusted to them by the legislature.
Jane has an episodic memory of this event, and according to Reid, her belief 'that I dined with a friend last night,' plays a role in preserving Jane's past apprehension of dining with her friend.
President Obama recently released a statement on the apprehension of Ahmed Abu Khatallah, who is alleged to have played a role in the attacks on Americans in Benghazi and is now reported to be "talking freely" without a lawyer.
Emotional barriers- the fear or apprehension of receiving bad news- were suggested to play a significant role in the decision to not access care.
For discussions of the role of the Fifth Meditation in the eventual, self-evident apprehension of God, see Newman and Nelson (1999), Nolan (2005), and Nolan and Nelson (2006).
