Sentence examples for maintain fear from inspiring English sources

It taught me how we build and maintain fear.

It can be an emotional, economic, or sexual abuse which may includes threats, intimidation, isolation, and a variety of other behaviors used to maintain fear, intimidation, and power.

Altered CS-evoked neuronal firing and intertrial bursting in the IL may contribute to the failure of rats undergoing immediate extinction to maintain fear suppression the following day.

Perhaps as Deutsche's Yardeni maintains, fear is the only motivating factor that people understand.

Thus, our data collectively suggested that NMDARs are involved in initiating and consolidating but not maintaining fear extinction memory.

Our purpose is to investigate the contribution of NMDARs blockade to the initiating, consolidating and maintaining fear extinction memory, thus, a long extinction session that included 30 repeated unpaired CS presentations was employed in the current study to produce predominant extinction over reactivation of conditioned fear responses [16].

Importantly, integration should ensure confidentiality is maintained; fear of involuntary disclosure is a recurring theme in qualitative studies exploring barriers to continued attendance of HIV-related care visits.

Although Allen's wife appeared firmly committed to their relationship, Allen maintained fear that she would leave him due to his disability in spite of over twenty years of marriage.

At the moment, she laments, "the absence of statistics on French scholars and researchers in the United States" is surprising-and such ignorance "maintains fears of a massive exodus of the French elite" across the Atlantic.

We have described a paradigm for measuring fear-potentiated, whole-body acoustic startle in nonhuman primates and have developed a protocol for maintaining fear-potentiated startle over repeated sessions with minimal extinction to allow measurement of pharmacological effects on fear-potentiated startle by using within-subjects designs in relatively small groups of monkeys.

Based on the hypothesis that a vicious cycle of dental fear exists, whereby the consequences of fear tend to maintain that fear, the relationship between dental fear, self-reported oral health status and the use of dental services was explored.