This finding is congruent with the preliminary work by Jagoe and Roseingrave [ 18] who reported that SLP students may experience apprehension at the prospect of communicating with PWA.
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.
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.
Dorbian: Did you experience any apprehension about leaving a mainstream business to enter a business that is still very fragmented as well as federally illegal?
He had read about the potential dangers of these voice-controlled devices but hadn't experienced the apprehension first hand.
Indeed, qualitative research by Jagoe and Roseingrave [ 18] suggested that SLP students may experience considerable apprehension at the prospect of communicating with PWA.
It was impossible to gaze through into the luminous interior without experiencing a swift apprehension of loneliness, of how it might feel to be shut out, standing alone in the cooling air.
Especially women who have miscarried previous pregnancies, have had artificial insemination or know friends who have miscarried experience this apprehension.
The show presents a number… Days before Tennessee Williams's 1967 chamber piece "The Two-Character Play" opened at New World Stages, I began to experience a certain apprehension.
Days before Tennessee Williams's 1967 chamber piece "The Two-Character Play" opened at New World Stages, I began to experience a certain apprehension.
As described in the introduction, this measure consists of 33 statements that ask students to evaluate their level of EFL anxiety or the feeling of unease, worry, nervousness, and apprehension experienced in learning or using L2.
