As the analysis of (8) shows, there is a strong co-occurrence of Significance (intense, mounting, changed dramatically, erupted, heightened) and Affect (tension, hostility, humiliation, concerned, fears).
Of those items, three concerned personalized stigma (missing values 19 24%), and one concerned fear that people who knew about the HIV would tell others (disclosure concerns; missing values 14%).
Most discussion on this topic in Tanzania, however, was in the focus group discussions and concerned fear of reporting traditional medicines: We who are living with [HIV],.. we are highly advised to refrain from traditional medicine issues because there is a difference between traditional medicines and these drugs.
Google's April Fools' Day prank has backfired, leaving the company looking the fool and a number of concerned users fearing for their jobs – or worse.
And lately, with the likelihood of storms resuming, so too has the number of calls from concerned travelers fearing extra radiation during their holiday flights.
But they were nervous about the possible spread of radiation from Fukushima, and just as concerned that fear of radiation, even if it is unfounded, could damage the market for high-quality beef.
"The most interesting part is that in the band's name, Pussy Riot, Russian authorities are more concerned and more fear the second word, 'Riot' – unlike here," Fara said, drawing laughs.
Much of the content came from anonymous concerned parents, who fear a "political agenda" at play. 1.
If you're too concerned about being feared, then your children may not feel comfortable enough to open up to you.
Such efforts are admirable, but not sufficiently widespread to allay the fears of concerned folk such as the creators of pleaserobme.com.com
His supporters are concerned for his safety, fears that were heightened yesterday by the number of death threats shouted at him.
