Sentence examples for drive to approach from inspiring English sources

The mimic's drive to approach other fish, for example, is a specialization of a more general pattern, observable in non-mimicking relatives of the blenny, involving searching for food on suitable surfaces.

Positive affects vary in the degree with which they are associated with approach motivation, the drive to approach an object or a goal.

Thus, although our operant set-up reveals a drive to approach other males, the possible aggressive motives suggest that this sort of social contact would not necessarily improve their welfare in a traditional housing system.

The drive to escape and the drive to approach are intermingled making this open space model radically different from the current models of anxiety which provide animals with the choice between safe and anxiogenic spaces.

Wiesel recalled one inmate whose starvation drove him to approach two untended cauldrons of soup on a suicidal mission, which resulted in his being shot by a guard.

Since S.S.R.I.'s made me gain weight and lose my libido, standard practice dictated that we add new meds to combat the weight gain and to pump up my sex drive to something approaching existent.

A "fat people must drive fat cows" approach to mysticism fails to mirror the complex human phenomenon of acculturation.

Individuals who received a happy mood induction probably have the capacity and drive to act emphatically and approach sad faces.

To address this need, both industry and academia have been driven to innovative approaches.

Buoyed by the successful world-wide drive to eradicate smallpox, this approach has led to a proliferation of vertical programmes.

Drives to her school, approaches her in the parking lot, and blows her blood around.