It is a medium of communication, yes, but also of avoidance, misdirection, self-protection and plain confusion, all of which are among the themes of this movie, which captures a deep truth seldom acknowledged on screen or in books: people often talk because they have nothing to say.
The overwritten, aphoristic first volume of Thoreau's journals from 1837 may reflect not just his youth (he was born in 1817), but also his avoidance of the personal, with plush Romantic-era language (describing, for example, the shore's changing scenery as "far reaching and sublime, but ever calm and gently undulating").
Within the rating, the top of the priority list is marked by preferences such as "drug does not affect or does not much affect appearance", "self-application is possible", but also by avoidance of side effects.
But also the avoidance of soil exchange in traffic areas and the improvement of soil at site with geogrids have to be mentioned as positive examples in this regard.
Not only did this contribute to the continued spread of HIV, but also the avoidance of HIV testing and ARV adherence.
In line with the predictions of social information use derived from intraspecific contexts, interspecific information use can result in copying and convergence of behavior [ 16],[ 17], but also active avoidance of the behavior of individuals that seem to have poor performance [ 6],[ 16],[ 18],[ 19] or to avoid confrontation with stronger competitors.
It's also avoidance of the negative.
Validation can help to ensure compliance with the service interface contract and also avoidance of data anomalies in the message.
Also, avoidance and rejection cover up the real problem.
There was also avoidance, which is sometimes manifested by the incapacity for a patient suffering from PTSD to go where the traumatic event took place.
