If there was less stigma or fewer consequences from switching majors or transferring schools, students may feel less pressure in high school that the college choice they make now they have to stick with forever.
But what happens when improvisation stops looking difficult, when the improviser's virtuosity begins to feel less like the high-wire act of free jazz and more like a deft fiddler's merely showy arpeggios?
A high ceiling can feel less imposing if there are high-backed chairs in the room to match.
Our findings support a growing body of research from cities across the Americas that have sought to deal with violence and drug use in more humane ways, which shows that stability, health and connectivity can make people feel less need to get high.
When shares prices are high, people feel less need to save; but if the value of their shares drops, they might start saving again, and so cut back abruptly on spending, which would quickly have an adverse impact on companies and, in turn, on economic activity.Engineering a soft landing from the sort of boom America has enjoyed in recent years is going to be difficult by any standards.
They had been invested in Maple Leaf since 1994, far longer than a private-equity firm's typical five-year horizon, and are expected to get a return of five times their money.Because they are saving so much on fees and only need to meet the liabilities of scheme-members' pensions, moreover, the Canadian funds feel less pressure to chase the high returns that leading buy-out firms do.
It would be natural to think that those who feel less burdened also experience a higher degree of satisfaction.
A foreign family will perhaps feel less pain, but because of the high prices all feel a sense of privilege once inside — which is a feeling, I am fast coming to think, that responsible 21st-century tourism should perhaps engender.
Amie's research will examine why people with higher power might feel less grateful.
