Despite the tidal wave of outrage surrounding the trial — and complaints about the initial lack of national media coverage — Monday's outcome seems unlikely to shift the public's deeply ingrained positions on abortion.
Ingrained habits, like selling losing positions, have proved disastrous.
The causal theory underlying this example can be thought of as a series of if then statements: "If staff take on more appropriate roles, then clinic time pressure and stress are alleviated; if time pressure and stress are alleviated, then staff, within their appropriate roles, are in a stronger position to address patients' ingrained habits and motivate change".
It's actually as simple as typing fast where you think your fingers need to hit on a device screen, using your ingrained muscle memory for QWERTY key positions, and the words just work themselves out.
Darnell expands this idea across all genders: "If they know their own speed, their own pressure, they're accustomed to a particular toy, they're accustomed to a particular move or a particular position, that can become an ingrained habit".
BTR was well positioned to deliver, but its ingrained culture blocked attempts at global integration.
Many would blame it on widespread ingrained paternalism: when it comes to leadership positions, whites are, well, just more suited.
In fact, we spend their first 90 days on the job detoxing them from the bad habits that were ingrained in and upon them in other positions.
That vitriol became ingrained -- and was reinforced -- by the government's official position.
Our position is that training individuals to inhibit well-learned, ingrained responses with little cognitive control or conscious thought (i.e., so called 'automatic' or 'habitual' behaviors) will have abroad impact on behaviors that are dependent on such automatic processes [ 69, 72].
Positive attitudes toward morningness are deeply ingrained.
