It would be expected that participants would experience considerable apprehension before their first experience of an intra-ocular injection but that they would report less apprehension subsequently if the first injection was not unpleasant.
"This concentration on isolating tiny fragments of experience and apprehension makes for an intense and immersive read, one in which brutal events are cast in a diffuse light that gives them an almost mythic quality".
The unique characteristics of L2 listening, including one's inability to control the topic, speed, or volume of the speech, have the potential to create the experience of apprehension and helplessness in L2 learners relatively easily (Brunfaut and Révész 2015).
The answer is the here and now - the experience and apprehension of the present moment, and the endeavor of deciding how to live in it.
Especially women who have miscarried previous pregnancies, have had artificial insemination or know friends who have miscarried experience this apprehension.
Indeed, qualitative research by Jagoe and Roseingrave [ 18] suggested that SLP students may experience considerable apprehension at the prospect of communicating with PWA.
I experienced no apprehension of being trapped in the cubicle and sanitized with the spray of hot water and heated air but, instead, was thankful that such facilities were available.
He had read about the potential dangers of these voice-controlled devices but hadn't experienced the apprehension first hand.
Agreeing with James that strictly durationless experiences (or apprehensions) are abstractions, Broad insists that a viable account of sensible duration must rest on the foundation of continuous periods of sensing.
A lot of childhood memories, most of them embarrassing, get dragged up (the writers capture teen experiences and apprehensions with particular skill).
