It opened on Broadway with no director or choreographer listed and closed after eight performances, the distressing experience prompting Gelbart to remark: "If Hitler is alive, I hope he's out of town with a musical".
For some 10 million Americans, the problem is distressing enough to prompt them to seek medical help, and for at least two million, it is so debilitating that they no longer have any meaningful quality of life.
Undoubtedly, this distressing scenario called for prompt assertive actions to better prepare our institutions, individuals, their families, and the community at large.
In exchange for the chance of having more money at the end of her life (when it is least useful) she introduced the risk of being wiped out sooner, or experiencing distressing early losses that could prompt her to close out positions in a panic and lock her out of her goal.
"Prompted by a distressing emotional signal," wrote Jon Gertner in an article on environmental psychology in The New York Times Magazine last year, "we buy a more efficient furnace or insulate our attic or vote for a green candidate — a single action that effectively diminishes global warming as a motivating factor".
Weber described what she calls a "single-action bias". Prompted by a distressing emotional signal, we buy a more efficient furnace or insulate our attic or vote for a green candidate — a single action that effectively diminishes global warming as a motivating factor.
She explained that the experience to see her double was terrifying and that the attempted suicides were prompted by this distressing experience.
Activist YouTube channels filled with extremely graphic, distressing images of dead children, which prompted large, angry street demonstrations across Syria.
The summer rains set off a chain reaction that devastated three major estuaries far to the east and west, distressing residents, alarming state and federal officials and prompting calls for remedial action.
It was distressing but came as no surprise that the new rules prompted protests from Roman Catholic bishops and other church leaders.
In terms of immediate emotional consequences, we hypothesised that increasing levels of suppression (suppress > control > accept) would prompt a decrease in subjective negative emotion experience while watching the distressing video and a faster recovery of mood in the 5 min after the video finished (Hypothesis 1).
