In some ways, the process of delimitation of corridors and pastoral zones gives pastoralists a sense of entitlement to particular corridors or grazing areas, which makes them more likely to appeal to the authorities and the oversight committees to resolve conflicts, whereas they used to be more flexible in their resolution of conflicts in the past (Drent, in preparation).
That leads them to resort to force in the resolution of conflicts.
This interpretation is based on the more general account that the left IFJ is involved in cognitive control processes, specifically in the resolution of conflicting response options as in the Stroop task [e.g., Brass et al., 2005].
Mr. Assad accused Mr. Erdogan of having " lowest moral standards," distorting the truth about his intentions and spreading fear among more than 200,000 Syrian refugees sheltered in Turkey so they would stay in the country as his government maintained political leverage in resolution of the Syrian conflict.
It is also involved in the resolution of conflict between competing information and regulates activity in other brain networks involved in thought and emotion [ 3].
Pre-SMA has been implicated in the resolution of conflict, most commonly characterized as an interference between competing motor plans [19], [20].
However, the orienting and alerting cues interact to improve their attention performance in the resolution of conflict, creating possibilities for cognitive remediation strategies.
Most important, they should approach the resolution of conflicts in Congo from the bottom up.
"The recognition and resolution of conflicts in policies is the responsibility of those higher up the chain of command than Captain Bosco and the other fire officers who were summarily reassigned," Mr. Bosco said.
Here we have studied through modeling the emergence, persistence and resolution of conflicts in a collaborative environment of humans such as WP.
