Participants (N = 124) were randomly assigned to receive an intranasal spray of OT (40 IU) or placebo and then viewed one of three videos designed to engender one of the following emotion states: social warmth, pride, or an affectively neutral state.
My point is that because mobile lacks significant cultural coverage, on-platform community building opportunities and has no use for cross-promotion, it's much more likely to engender one-game-wonders that can't go to franchise.
BUT while national solidarity during World War I was characterized by coercion, World War II engendered what one scholar has called "patriotic assimilation".
"Wake the F*** Up," a video by actor Samuel Jackson that parodies a child's storybook, engendered over one million views.
Opening the door for someone engenders one kind of thank-you; having someone stay in your house for the week another.
The slight smugness this can engender is one of the things the gridlocked motorist so hates about us.
Still, Mr. Lack was selected over several other possible candidates and the appointment did engender what one senior executive called "a lot of bruised feelings" yesterday.
It's a dramatically different atmosphere from the one engendered by the century-old mill's former life in the rural, eastern Connecticut town, where Italian, German, Polish and other immigrants first ran the looms, and where the company's original specialty was camel's hair cloth.
Finally, Harwood is offering to personalize the inscription of each book ordered, cinching the relationship between author, publisher and reader much closer than the one engendered when a book is randomly snatched off a stack at the local Costco.
Some respondents considered that the support they received was empowering and that it engendered hope with one individual explaining that "constant reminders" of them being "close by, loving, and knowing who you were 'before'... really helped me to know one day I would feel happy again to be alive".
