Attention is commonly captured by stimuli related to such material (Mathews & MacLeod, 1986; McCabe & Gotlib, 1995) and likely to become subject to further cognitive processing, for example, by dwelling on or attempting to avoid such content, which often leads to the intensification of concerns (Nolen-Hoeksema, 2000; Watkins & Baracaia, 2001).
For some time following the referendum, Theresa May attempted to avoid such a scenario.
As nuclear tests are generally much more expensive than non-nuclear tests, programs attempt to avoid such tests in favor of less expensive non-nuclear tests.
Previous studies have attempted to avoid such volunteer bias by utilising data from all GP practices in an urban area, but then compromised generalisability by excluding those practices unable to provide adequate data [ 29].
In an attempt to avoid such harm, the government produced a non-statutory framework for religious education for all schools in 2004.
In an attempt to avoid such a fate, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spain's prime minister, has cast dignity aside and importuned all and sundry with a request to be invited to a conference on November 15th to discuss reforms to the international financial system.
In an attempt to avoid such apprehension, the Frenchman fielded a significantly stronger side than Arsenal's last visit here in 2009 – an equally inconsequential final group game they lost 1-0 – with Vermaelen and Santos bolstering a rearguard that also contained Squillaci, Johan Djourou and Fabianski.
Perhaps in an attempt to avoid such notions about "Transcendence," the TV special Depp taped with numerous Chinese celebrities took pains to explain the film's title and plot, which revolves around an artificial intelligence researcher whose brain is uploaded to a computer after he's attacked by anti-tech radicals.
Three groups 13, 17, 18 have considered unaffected siblings as controls in an attempt to avoid such problems.
The Impact of Events Scale (IES) is a 15-item scale that assesses intrusive thoughts or rumination and attempts to avoid such thoughts (Horowitz et al, 1979).
Response bias may have led some patients to minimize or maximize the extent of their difficulties, although we attempted to word our survey carefully in an attempt to avoid such bias.
