And as the performance of patriotism and loyalty toward the Dalai Lama become associated with immolating oneself to protest against the Chinese rule, more Tibetan lives will be lost in the coming days.
But too often networking is only associated with helping oneself when in fact it can often be about helping others.
These companies don't market their online locales as games, but there's no getting around the role-playing element associated with representing oneself with a digital avatar.
The challenges associated with habituating oneself to the latest platform's key attributes user interface/experience, functionalities, processes, mode of interaction with other external systems are, in my opinion, collectively the biggest challenge IT professionals face upon migration.
Metabolic syndrome was strongly associated with perceiving oneself at high risk for diabetes, even when adjusting for age, sex, and family history (odds ratio 5.6[955% CI 2.0 15.6]).
Increasing the risk associated with learning for oneself may favor the development of arbitrary traditions.
In factor 1, all four indicators described personal concerns about others' attitudes and compliments towards oneself, associated with individual identity and social status.
Moreover, adoption of an observer perspective seems to be associated with attempts to evaluate oneself and with depressive rumination (Kuyken & Moulds, 2009; Libby, Eibach & Gilovich, 2005; Williams & Moulds, 2007), consistent with an abstract level of identification.
We also found strong bilateral activations in the dorsal MPFC, classicaly associated with tasks requiring thinking about oneself or others, and especially with judgments about people who are dissimilar to oneself [32].
The concept of fluency is originally associated with the ability to express oneself in both spoken and written language and to move effortlessly between the two representations.
According to Beck's cognitive theory of depression, depression is associated with a negative view of oneself, environment, and future [47].
