Friends have accused me of craving mangosteens because they are beyond my reach, the way children in the old Soviet Union craved oranges.
Some have also suggested that reports of certain behaviors or experiences inherently may be affected because participants are tasked with monitoring them; for example, subjective feelings of craving potentially may increase when participants attend to craving cues (Tiffany 1990).
Verheul et al [ 3] proposed three types of craving – reward craving, relief craving and obsessive craving.
This participant also noted the common experience of craving familiar foods of home: "Usually, you know, in India when women are pregnant people do go ahead and make special pickles at home because they have the craving.
Hence, single-item rating of subjective craving may not well manifest the nature of craving.
Microsoft and HP would be another key example of a long-prosperous combination that never destabilized because of one party craving too much influence over the other.
After 1789 the appeal of religion redoubled, in part because of a craving for security in an age of chaos.
Since the attack on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, demand for the puffy greatcoat ($750 for hip-length, $950 for ankle-length, at OMO Norma Kamali) has skyrocketed, the company reports, perhaps because of a craving for security and comfort.
"Instead of exhorting us to believe him because he was Tyler Hamilton, of desperately craving our approval, he simply told his story.
This makes sense, he says, because to be in a constant state of craving is unthinkably hard.
Because you're craving a chance to drop the stress of your usual desk, your computer, and the people around you.
