A forward-looking campaign offers a better strategy for combating fear.
A New York-based artist is putting the tools of capitalism to double use -- combating fear as well as recession -- by putting his mouth where his money is.
More specifically, four main goals were articulated in the areas of combating "fear" and building "trust", "confidence", "goodwill" towards each other," and by practicing "tolerance" and living "together in peace with one another as good neighbours" and developing "friendly co-operation" (Kadir: 4).
"Continuing, substantial decreases in serious violence are welcome for citizens, communities and in combating the fear of crime.
Much of her life since she came to prominence has been spent combating the fears that came with celebrity - of rejection, of stagnation, of being exposed as a fake.
Most of the blame for the extraordinary deterioration in the crisis a little local difficulty in Greece early last year, now a threat to the global economy must rest with Europe's politicians, who have repeatedly failed to get ahead of the curve in combating market fears.
Rutherford, who was also part of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, is teaching civilians how-to be their best, by unlocking their true potential and combating their fears -- using the arsenal of lessons that he uncovered while a part of the SEAL teams.
The need to halt the spread of the Ebola virus with accurate information and public outreach – actively combating rumors, fears and misconceptions about the disease – is becoming more and more critical to the overall response.
Misconceptions fuel Ebola outbreak in West Africa GENEVA/DAKAR, Senegal, 11 July 2014 – As the Ebola-related death toll rises above 500 in West Africa, UNICEF and its partners are expanding their activities across the region to halt the spread of the disease by combating rumours, fears and misconceptions.
Photos are available for download from: http://uni.cf/1xZAb39 GENEVA/DAKAR, Senegal, 11 July 2014 – As the Ebola-related death toll rises above 500 in West Africa, UNICEF and its partners are expanding their activities across the region to halt the spread of the disease by combating rumours, fears and misconceptions.
Exposure therapy, which is what many of the steps in this article involve, also has a good track record for combating specific fears, especially ones linked to a particular object or experience (riding in elevators, seeing sharks, etc)..[14]..[14]
