Courses did not prepare them for things like dealing effectively with people and coping with failure.
Some of it is about coping with failure, which seems appropriate, given how difficult the game becomes; the rest is about relationships.
What counts, they concluded, is knowledge of what makes people tick; experience of coping with failure, and thus knowing not to panic when things go wrong; and a certain detachment.
Other published children's writings include a two volume series entitled, Come Follow Me, in 2001, a three-volume family series completed in 2003, a youth book in 1989, along with numerous articles for teenagers on peer pressure, coping with failure, alcohol abuse, parents, suicide, and, more recently, articles on using group-centered interventions in the schools.
I learned a lot about values, coping with failure and success, and about dealing with pressure," he said.
12 In addition, they were prompted to anticipate likely barriers and to plan their coping to overcome these (eg, attention control, management of negative emotions, coping with failure, and reinterpreting failure).
A major asset of modern systems is to dynamically reconfigure systems to cope with failures or component updates.
A major asset of modern systems is to dynamically reconfigure themselves to cope with failures or component updates.
An important aspect of the effectiveness of high-level control systems is the ability to cope with failures that occur during the execution of such subtaks.
The large scale of such systems increases the need for such systems to tolerate and cope with failures, in a localized and decentralized manner.
