By this they mean that disabled persons who rely on others for care can decide to put aside fears of betrayal or neglect and remain positive and forward looking, and thereby bring about a positive affective climate in themselves and their caregivers.
A recent study by Demos into care home perceptions found that fewer than one in four adults would be willing to move into a care home; half admitted that their biggest fear was of abuse or neglect.
Fears or years of neglect have made majority of the older patients resistant.
On the other hand, family members, due to fear for loss of status or being discriminated against, take part in the ill-treatment or neglect that patients experience.
Being exposed to an intoxicated mother may cause feelings of confusion, insecurity and fear in the child, for instance in situations where the intoxication has lead to child abuse or neglect [ 18].
Are we following God in all this fear, blame, and neglect of others or are we neglecting God's commandment to love our neighbors?
Discrimination, ignorance, fear, wilful neglect, short-sightedness, disrespect, misplaced priorities, arrogance and self-interest were causing millions of people to become infected with HIV, suffer physically and psychologically and die prematurely.
And from the revolution's birthplace here in Benghazi to Colonel Qaddafi's last citadel in Bani Walid, many discontents now say that they fear new neglect under a more democratic Libya.
Then he says the world is made up of fears and hopes: Fear of war... fear of deadly confrontation, of religious, ethnic and national identities... fear of poverty.. of disregard for human dignity and rights, and fear of neglect of morality.
