Yet more than once the woman's movements evoked rejection of dependence.
The status hypothesis predicts the opposite: An unfair offer is more likely to evoke a rejection, which is an affront to A's status.
Disclosure may help to buffer HIV-related stress (Li, Lee, Thammawijaya, Jiraphongsa, & Rotheram-Borus, 2009), but may also evoke fear of rejection and breach of confidentiality (Foster, Waelbrouck, & Peltier, 2007), bearing the real risk of stigma and discrimination.
Which is? Rejects rejection.
Perhaps the rejection evokes some deeper anxiety about status and failure to be included.
A letter from Richard Strauss evokes Toscanini's rejection of Fascism, including his refusal to conduct at Bayreuth or Salzburg when those cities came under Nazi control, and his opposition to Mussolini.
Concurrent with the notion that feelings of disgust evoke an instant sensory rejection (30), all participants exhibited prolonged response times when presented with disgust-evoking photographs; responses to disgusting nonfood images were particularly slow in the cocaine group.
From the start, the documentary's director, Peter Rosen, evokes Heifetz's own rejection of criticism that there's anything "cold" in his performances: "And yet millions of people have come to hear me play and do a good imitation of enjoying themselves.
What Ms. Alonso, the company's general director, and Josefina Méndez, its ballet mistress, evoke here is less a rejection of modern style than a continuity of period style inherent in 19th-century choreography.
