The phrase "aversion between" is not correct in standard English usage.
Typically, "aversion" is used with "to" or "toward" rather than "between," as it describes a strong dislike or repulsion towards something.
Example: "She has a strong aversion to public speaking."
Alternatives: "dislike for" or "repulsion toward".
The aversion between Philadelphians and many other Pennsylvanians is genuine.
And what's stronger, the mutual attraction or the aversion between the two countries?
Rats showed moderate generalization of aversion between MSG and l-arginine, suggesting that these two amino acids taste only moderately alike.
Thus apparent aversion between behavioural or morphological castes [8], [10] resulting in spatial segregation of individuals might arise from indirect spatial exclusion rather than direct repulsion.
Propensity score methods are based on an important assumption that outcomes are independent of program participation conditional on a set of observable characteristics and that there are no systematic differences in unobserved characteristics (e.g., motivation, risk aversion) between beneficiary and non-beneficiary groups which in turn may create selection bias.
The risk coefficient decreased significantly (indicating reduced risk-aversion) between fasting and one hour post-feeding (paired t(18) = 2.15; p = 0.039, one-tailed).
Similarly, spatial DoL through the segregation of physical castes has been explained by invoking explicit between-caste aversion [10].
But Thibodeau did find a link between aversion to moist and a distaste for its synonyms (like damp) and bodily-function words (like phlegm).
Additionally, future research could provide evidence to distinguish between aversion to being the victim of a personal betrayal and aversion to the knowledge that one's trust was betrayed, a distinction absent from past studies of betrayal aversion.
Indeed, a recent study by Lansade and Simon [ 50] clearly demonstrated a correlation between aversion sensitivity and ability to learn via a negative but not a positive reinforcement paradigm.
Correlation analyses revealed links between sex, education, income, and cognition with risk aversion; however, the association between age and risk aversion was not significant.
