Growing up in unpredictable households with high levels of conflict leads to early maturation.
It made "simplicity and harmony" a culturally dominant theme, when in fact American history has always been characterized by high levels of conflict and violence.
But to be clear, the label's consistently high levels of creativity and innovation are accompanied by high levels of conflict, passion, and heated exchanges.
Research shows that adolescents who believe their parents have invaded their privacy go on to have higher levels of conflict at home.
These findings suggest that living in communities with higher levels of conflict is negatively related to health and that gender differences in health are influenced by community connectedness.
Contemporary levels of conflict and instability make the capacity to work effectively across difference a fundamental requirement of political, diplomatic, and military leadership.
Our results show that living in a community with higher levels of conflict was associated with worse health, especially at older ages.
Articles herein focus on different geographic regions, temporal periods, and levels of conflict, adding additional layers of complexity to our understanding of the climate/conflict nexus.
To achieve the required level of assurance for this safety-critical application, the Automated Airspace Concept (AAC) proposes three levels of conflict detection and resolution.
In this paper we present a social mediation approach that addresses these two levels of conflict, illustrating its application in a slum relocation program in Ennakhil, Morocco.
Multivariate analyses comparing conflict points to random points generated in the same area also revealed that smaller and younger habitat fragments were associated with greater levels of conflict.
