(Participant)" Staff generated anxieties about labour progress and infant welfare when they failed to discuss with women in their care the need for consultation with medical colleagues: " It makes you panic more when more people walk in because it makes you think that there's something wrong staff walk in and you think, what the hell is going on?
In her examination of the MMR scandal, Biss shows how Andrew Wakefield, the first researcher to raise concerns about the vaccine's link to autism, was funded by companies that stood to benefit from generating anxiety about MMR.
In some quarters, the layoffs are generating anxiety about losses -- not in the quality of care but rather "the extras that are so important," said Dr. Jane Petro, a plastic surgeon in private practice.
In essence, social cues that activate a stereotype in an identity-threatened group generate anxiety about fulfilling the stereotype, producing a cognitive load that significantly impedes performance on the assessment.
Each novel encryption effort generated anxiety.
Anything associated with women's pleasures, aesthetic or sexual, has long generated anxiety and scandalous murmurs.
In five centres, staff thought that repeating questions that had already been answered several times might generate anxiety in patients about to undergo anaesthesia but this was not supported by direct observation.
The questions about whether Johan Santana could return to form after his June 1 no-hitter were lingering, generating anxiety for his manager perhaps more than anyone.
Her gift for generating anxiety, on the other hand, is one of her trade secrets.
Cholecystokinin and its analogs generate anxiety in humans and measurable anxiety-like behaviors in rats.
Stigma, 197 lack of knowledge about the illness and its treatment, and concerns about generating anxiety 79 may play a role in deferral or non-disclosure, 198 despite some evidence that opportunities to anticipate and prepare for such an illness would have been valued by the parents.
