To find out, researchers designed their own computer-animated jumping spiders and had them confront live specimens in a lab (see video here).
("We're talking about courage. [He's] going to have to say, 'Look, I'm going to persist in the face of my fear.'") Poor Alfred is forced to confront live spiders and at one point is left alone and barefoot in an empty room with a hairy tarantula.
4 13 23 31 Our study also confirmed the finding by Christoffersen 23 that being at the postnatal ward after the delivery and having to confront live-born babies is considered to be emotionally stressful for women with stillbirth.
Spinoza's theory that "one should put aside hope, and concentrate on joy" is, she believes, admirable in principle, but all theory "has to be confronted by lived experience".
But according to the Washington Post, Trump had bigger plan: He wanted them to confront Bill live, on camera, as they both entered debate.
The cops often felt insulted I think, though they were not that good at expressing it, by the public indifference to the world they are confronting and living with every day.
Whether to confront the lived realities of occupation that are too painfully clear to one side, or to recognize the extremes of orthodoxy and the ideological denials of the other, each group ought to have taken the other's tour.
Panels >> Thematic panels examine in detail specific issues confronting children living in urban areas.
There was Bazaar and Rummage (1983) which was a comedy about agoraphobia; Groping for Words (1983) about illiteracy; and The Great Celestial Cow (1984) which confronted the lives of Asian women in Leicester.
When I marched to my university's study-abroad office to seal the deal, however, I was confronted with reality: Living in Japan was expensive.
