Bereaved mothers might also modify relevant aspects of their behaviour (for example, substance misuse) in response to the stress, which may influence the associations.
The 'risk-as-feelings' hypotheses suggests, for example, that a person's assessments of their behaviour and risk are influenced by their emotions and mood, suggesting that others' assessment of the same behaviour will not necessarily take into account the emotions of the person being assessed [ 30].
Participants were prompted by the researcher and by other group members to provide examples of their own behaviours and to state how they might position themselves in relation to the 'masculinity' referred to in this statement.
The presenter, botanist and Observer magazine columnist James Wong, was a teensy bit too boisterous for me, but this programme was also packed with interesting facts and he, too, did all the presenting work, asking the right questions and giving fascinating examples of plants modifying their behaviour and passing on messages to each other.
All parents gave examples of behaviour by their children that suggested that they were acutely aware of what is, and what is not, socially acceptable behaviour.
Examples of this behaviour included overusing or discontinuing prescribed medication, not wanting to adapt their home to home care, and refusing care outside the home.
There are occasional examples of selfish behaviour: some elderly gated communities have voted not to let public schools within their walls.
Both cadres have to develop self confidence in their creative skills perhaps at training courses, so that they may be good examples of creative behaviour.
Witness the 20,000 women who have contacted Everyday Sexism with daily examples of unpleasant behaviour.
Why are there so few examples of such behaviour from professional footballers?
