Though there are stressful situations that are beyond our control, there are some simple ways to ease what Seif describes as "anticipatory anxiety," a phenomenon in which travelers build up negative expectations to respond to the thought of encountering a terrifying trigger.
Almost uniformly, the initial examples of Messenger bots are disastrous: unable to parse any instruction that doesn't fit their (entirely undocumented) expectations, slow to respond when they are given the correct command, and ultimately useful only for tasks which are trivial to perform through the old apps or websites.
Australia's proximity to these countries, and the resources it can deploy, means there are "high expectations on us to respond to instability or natural disasters, and climate change means we will be called on to do so more often".
Not long ago, Tina Calatrava requested, and received, a letter from the museum stating that the performance of the wings had met expectations, in order to respond to rumors that the building is mechanically less than perfect.
Since the purpose of effective training is to change the behavior of healthcare workers in a pandemic situation, we also proposed, based on the theory of social learning [ 21], that enhancing self-efficacy (expectations about personal ability to respond adaptively to pandemic-related stresses) should be a goal of training because it is expected to be a proximal predictor of behavior [ 22].
This doctrine supports the expectation remedy by requiring promisees to respond to breach by taking steps to minimize their contractual disappointments.
Americans, such expectations infer, have learned how to respond to law enforcement officers from television programs like "Law and Order" and "N.Y.P.D. Blue".
FedEx's last quarterly earnings report in June fell short of expectations, and the company promised to respond by cutting expenses and increasing profit margins at FedEx Express.
Differences in the cultural backgrounds of parents and PCHC nurses, e.g., implicit expectations and customs of how to respond to a healthcare provider, might explain feelings of insecurity and parents feeling questioned.
Students discuss the desire to fulfill external expectations deriving from their ethnic cultures and the pride they feel when they are able to respond to these expectations.
Furthermore, GPs are able to respond to patients' expectation to explore psychosocial elements[ 11].
