Over several sessions, the fear elicited by the stimulus weakens, and the patient can live fear free, or at least with less fear.
Indeed, Kiss and Eimer [ 48] found that subliminally as well as supraliminally presented facial fear elicited differential fronto-central ERPs compared to neutral faces.
Pain-related fear elicits avoidance behaviour, which is typically aimed at reducing fear.
However, normative and phobic fear are rarely contrasted directly, thus the degree to which these two types of fear elicit similar neural and bodily responses is not well understood.
Strong emotions such as "fear" elicit action (or reaction), implying a causal relationship between the antecedent and the consequence.
Anger elicits anger, fear elicits fear, no matter how well meaning we may be.
The idea was to foster an easygoing environment where customers could order fish, salads or other light fare without fear of eliciting sneers from staff members.
Now, you may be uncomfortable with the idea of " making choices" for fear of eliciting the question, "Who's that gal?" (Or more directly, "Who's that indulgent, attention-seeking, wedding-crashing, photobomber?") But again, the guests may think this of you no matter what you do; we often accuse people who simply appear to deviate from the norm of "making" us uncomfortable.
In particular, some SpRs feared that eliciting a patient's concern would lengthen the consultation or produce issues they did not have the skills to deal with: 'I usually wait for the patient to open up to me because probing can be quite difficult.
The ability to choose a peptide from the host itself is an invaluable asset, since nativeness of the peptide allays fears of eliciting a negative immune response upon administration.
Instead of fear she elicited waves of affectionate laughter.
