The fact is, if Liberty-style avoidance was extended to every Joe Muggins, there wouldn't be enough left over in the National Health Service coffers for more than a few cotton swabs and a wooden mercy-club like the one dad used to kill the rabbits with myxomatosis.
Furthermore, identifying the avoidance maneuver is extended to consider all nearby obstacle points and generate an avoidance rule applicable for all obstacle configurations.
demonstrate that the human anterior hippocampus is engaged in monitoring threat level during approach-avoidance conflict, replicating and extending a rodent literature on models of anxiety.
Furthermore, the avoidance of woodlands extended into the surrounding grasslands, resulting in oribi feeding less intensively in grassland areas within 15 m of the woodlands.
The onset of conflict prompted the use of AVOIDANCE strategies, which extended help-seeking delays.
And, European officials have lodged a plethora of complaints extending well beyond anti-trust concerns, such as tax avoidance and privacy concerns.
Furthermore, the existing MPC obstacle avoidance scheme has been extended to account for small non-apriorily known obstacles.
This avoidance of sharp angles extends to three-dimensional movement as well; reversals of orientation often take the form of a smooth, S-shaped curve.
In these four survey studies, nurse avoidance was reported to extend to a complete failure to communicate, in some instances over extended periods in situations when nurses were intimidated and afraid to call physicians who had a reputation of hostility, or from whom they had witnessed hostility in the past.
The present study was aimed at replicating the emotional consequences of self-discrepancies in patients with chronic low back pain, and extending current knowledge of the behavioral consequences of self-discrepancies (ie, behavioral activity patterns such as avoidance and persistence).
