Prominent theories, such as Objectification Theory [ 6] and Tripartite Influence Model [ 7], argue that appearance-related socio-cultural values foster body image disturbances by strongly promoting an idealized physique – thin and toned for women and a lean, muscular shape for men – that departs markedly from the average physique, and which is unrealistic for most individuals to attain [ 8].
The SED latitude decreases with increasing local time and disturbance level (Foster et al. 2005).
Episodic disturbances may foster ecosystem adaptation to the effects of ongoing and future climatic change.
In 1999, she said, agency officials told her she would have to wait even longer: her son, then 4, was showing signs of behavioral disturbance and needed continued foster care, they said.
Possibly, disturbance of AR is fostered by the underlying inflammation caused by endothelial dysfunction due to endotoxins from bacteria, or cytokines like ICAM-1 from the immune response [ 22, 23].
Quantifying and understanding the main drivers of biodiversity responses to human disturbances at multiple scales is key to foster effective conservation plans and management systems.
In 126 foster children, attachment disorder symptoms were assessed with the Disturbances of Attachment Interview.
Therefore, past effects of disturbance can produce gradients of vegetation and environmental conditions (Foster and Boose 1992) that often can be measured long after the passing of such events (Batke and Kelly 2014; Batke et al. 2014).
Most foster kids have some combination of chronic medical problems, developmental delays and emotional disturbance.
This apprehension is especially acute regarding those lucrative industries, such as mining, that have drastic environmental impacts that impose high ecological liabilities and whose post-disturbance landscapes have so few parallels in the natural realm (Foster et al. 1998).
