In these paradigms, one animal of a pair developed the behavioral trait of dominance while the other submissiveness in a food competition test after repeated interactions in a specially designed apparatus.
But Miller's submissiveness in games of bondage was, if not illusory, paradoxical.
Recall of threat and submissiveness in childhood: Development of a new scale and its relationship with depression, social comparison and shame.
Al-Qaeda writer Ali al-Aliyani only accepted the idea of tolerance so long as it was "clothed in humiliation and submissiveness".
This theme encompassed instances in which physicians used jargon with patients or in which patients showed submissiveness with senior physicians and not medical students.
In the heyday of American urban growth, cities expanded and proliferated and did not do so in an environment of submissiveness to corporate ultimatums.
"They have no modesty; they are bold enough to teach, to engage in argument, to enact exorcisms, to undertake cures, and, it may be, even to baptize!" By the year 200, Christian feminism was clearly brought to an end by the text known in the New Testament as Paul's First Epistle to Timothy: "Let a woman learn in silence with all submissiveness.
At first, he will mimic the negative things the voice says, but eventually give the patient more power in the dialogue, show submissiveness, and shift the nature of the relationship as the person shows more strength and assertiveness.
This submissiveness manifests in the prevailing policy that GM products should be kept separate from non-GM products, as well as the incessant calls for regulations about labelling and traceability.
While it is no mystery that the popularity of sexual submissiveness goes hand in hand with a rise in power (there is no shortage of important men who are happy to play the sexual submissive), let's not forget to make sure we keep our power in the first place.
