Moreover, higher autonomy levels are related to higher mobility and exposure to extra-familial influences, which could change the way mothers envision their daughters' futures and perceived future returns from their education (Ahmed and Bould 2004; Yount 2005).
The relationship between low future specificity and posttrauma psychopathology was further supported by the result that PTSD-related cognitions, a sense of foreshortened future, and perceived permanent change since the trauma were associated with low specificity in response to positive cues, although these findings are preliminary, awaiting replication in future studies.
"Children, our future, are perceived as a threat to the present".
The future is perceived as a forthcoming state of an object or a process, and we could articulate our suggestions relying on the merits of our observational distancing.
Forest management has evolved at a national or sub-national level influenced by the quantity and nature of the forest resources available, forecasts on their future development, perceived demand for raw material and services, and local economic and social factors.
"That was the only future people perceived for themselves, [but] now that's not true.
And, understandably, possible changes in the far future are perceived as something we can ignore for now.
One should note that from the start, capitalism, as the existing political system, had a bad reputation, and socialism and communism as ideas of a better future were perceived as noble.
Sexual and gender minority children have unique health and behavioral health needs, and may experience distress related to their sexual orientation or gender, as well as others' responses to their current, future, or perceived sexual orientation, gender expression, or gender identity.
