Due to this wiring, a fear of heights is a sensible apprehension to develop: Don't go near the edge of tall things because you might fall off and die.
Students work to develop the skills specific to the practice of art in addition to and within the understanding that there are more general skills necessary to a critical apprehension of the collective condition.
Given the right conditions and circumstances, the self acquires a personalizing self-apprehension, i.e., it develops into a person and as a person (cf. Husserl 1952, 265).
Hardy developed the Territorial Apprehension Treatment Program, which is comprehensive cognitive and behavior therapy.
As mentioned, however, it is highly addictive, and when you combine that with the "mild euphoria" that the drug gives off to users, Berger says that prisons have developed a strong apprehension toward its use as a medicine.
Elon Musk spoke to Y Combinator's Sam Altman in a sit-down interview last year where he discussed, among other things, his apprehensions about the possible implications of developing advanced AI.
Both Plato and Aristotle understood Parmenides as perhaps the first to have developed the idea that apprehension of what is unchanging is of a different order epistemologically than apprehension of things subject to change.
This feeling of apprehension is carefully balanced by a sense of the relationships that Brockes develops with her mother's family.
"Doctors suspect that tuberculosis develops genius," a 1940 article in Time pointed out, "because 1) apprehension of death inspires a burning awareness of life's beauty, significance, transience, 2) the bacillus breeds restlessness and an intoxicated hypersensitiveness".
To decrease discomfort and apprehension, and to improve the position of the patient during the LP, we developed a positioning pillow.
Rather than simply living out our unique and individual giftedness, engaging in life with the fervor of a love affair, our brains have developed deeply-entrenched ruts that drag us through baseless anxieties and career-stopping apprehensions.
