The positive relationship lends support to the theory that trust arises from vulnerability and therefore is potentially higher when there is a greater need to trust.
This extended to studies that sought to apply methods, approaches, and theories from a broad spectrum of the humanities and social sciences to issues arising from the vulnerability of complex, sophisticated technologies and technical systems, particularly the global threats arising from human networks as well as natural phenomena.
For the majority of participants, worry and fear in pregnancy arising from perceived vulnerability were considered to be normal and expected phenomena, without any pathological significance.
Therefore, in addition to identifying the Amazon as a region of particularly strong physical climate responsiveness, our analysis reveals the potential for particularly acute impacts arising from existing ecosystem vulnerability to the combined effects of severe heat and severe drought.
"The more science wins, the stronger Nestlé's position," reckons Peter Killing of IMD, a Swiss business school.Another risk to Nestlé's strategy is that of overreach, arising from two particular vulnerabilities.
There are numerous privacy and security challenges arising from malware and vulnerabilities [36].
We invented religions to serve two central needs which continue to this day: the need to live together in communities in harmony, despite our deeply rooted selfish and violent impulses; and the need to cope with terrifying degrees of pain which arise from our vulnerability to failure, to troubled relationships, to the death of loved ones and to our decay and demise.
Some approaches include statements underlining the security of patients, stressing that patients should not be exposed to any dangers and mistreatment that might arise from their vulnerability.
This study further defines climate-health vulnerability as a form of health vulnerability arising from interactions between climate and socioeconomic disadvantage to exacerbate already unequal health outcomes for particular groups that may be additionally physically, intellectually, culturally or geographically disadvantaged.
This illustrates the possibility of disease vulnerability arising from competitions that create an arms race between maternal and paternal genomes.
Although the report did not identify specific military programs, its authors describe easily exploitable cybersecurity vulnerabilities arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of those using the systems.
