-Why might the AID organization want to "maintain the perception" that the Afghani radio stations are independently run?
But traders and companies have an incentive in keeping supply restricted – or at least maintaining the perception that we are running out of oil – for profit.
The challenge for blood services is to recognise that current donors' motivations and levels of commitment are different to those of previous generations [ 21], and to work to maintain the perception that blood donation is a good fit within individuals' increasingly pressured lives.
In a modified version of the avoidance model, Newman and Llera (2011) present evidence that, rather than avoiding imagery, worry is maintained by the perception that it serves to avoid further increases in distress should a feared event actually occur.
Maintaining an active lifestyle addresses the perception that people with dementia should be encouraged to stay active or engage in meaningful or pleasurable activities.
For Clinton, it will be vital in the weeks ahead to maintain the public perception that she can still win.
"A continuous supply of weapons to both sides--whether from Russia, Iran or the Gulf States--only maintains the parties' perception that fighting is a better option than negotiating," Dr. Florence Gaub, a researcher at the NATO Defense College, writes at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
According to Stephen Heintz, the president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which divested from coal and oil sands in 2014, actions like Pruitt's C.P.P. repeal and Perry's coal-industry bailout maintain the false perception that high-carbon industries will always be profitable.
But he maintained that he was not concerned about the perception that he could not handle New York.
Still a few other participants shared the perception that the box maintained norms of ideal femininity (cf., Knapp 2015a; Washington and Economides 2015), featuring "all the pretty people" (Marsha, 39 years) on the box website.
