We show how subsidiaries in the emerging markets face attention dissonance, which impedes their ability to get business opportunities across to headquarters, thereby compromising a necessary condition for realizing economic potential in these emerging markets.
1 Anxious Days for Brothels One of Nevada's brothels has broken with a tradition -- staying out of the spotlight -- and now the industry is facing unwanted attention.
If you are on the receiving end of an electronic disappearing act and want face-to-face attention, politely ask for it.
In the full sample, angry-face attention bias scores did not correlate with age, and age did not correlate with brain activation to angry faces.
After initial orienting to angry faces, attention may be subsequently directed away from them, e.g., due to emotion-regulation processes (Mogg and Bradley, 1998; Rohner, 2002; Garner et al., 2006); whereas attention may be maintained longer on fearful faces if they require more detailed processing to determine appropriate responding, as suggested by Davis and Whalen (2001).
Real, long-lasting attraction benefits most from face-to-face attention that builds more realistic physical and emotional chemistry.
And those 150 unpledged delegates suddenly found themselves the most-sought after people in politics, facing constant media attention and personal attention from the candidates.
Mr. Smith said he was simply too shy to face the attention that his presence would generate.
Mistakeo Striking back to add more fire to the feud, Arthur wrote: "Two faced fickle attention seeker.
Brad Arkin, the director of product security at Adobe, said the company generally expected to face increasing attention from hackers given the growing popularity of its products.
Ms. Wong has said that if Ms. Onyango were forced to return to Kenya, she would face undue attention and perhaps danger because her nephew was so famous.
