More generally, Steinberg and Silk (2002, p. 117), drawing on evidence provided by, among others, Montemayor et al. (1993), Larson and Richards (1994), and Laursen (1995), conclude that "adolescents' relationships with their mothers are more intense than those with fathers; this intensity includes not only greater closeness but also more charged and more frequent conflict".
This schedule fosters more frequent engagement.
It may be the case that more frequent inter-parental conflict is the result of having a child with more severe ADHD symptoms and that over time, children view themselves (perhaps correctly) as being responsible for their parents' marital problems.
In densely populated highlands of Mount Abune Yosef in Wollo, however, these interactions will be more frequent and leading to conflicts due to livestock predation by common jackals (Canis aureus) and Ethiopian wolves (Marino 2003; Marino et al. 2010) and damage to barley fields caused by geladas and rodents (Dunbar 1998; Yihune et al. 2009; Kifle et al. 2013).
Secondary devices may be more frequent in asymmetrical military conflicts in which a military emergency response may be perceived by the terrorist as a legitimate military target [ 26- 28]; however, incidents of this type are not routinely reported in the medical literature.
Conflict trials resulted more complex and time-consuming than no conflicts, requiring more frequent fixations and saccades.
Traffic conflicts are more frequent than road collisions and are of marginal social cost, they provide insight into the failure mechanism that leads to road collisions, and BA studies based on traffic conflicts can be conducted over shorter periods.
Though the consequences on health might be the same, work-family conflicts might be more frequent in women.
(Sara, finance clerk ) Jimmieson et al. [ 27] also point out that role conflicts are probably more frequent during organizational changes since the expectations of the new organizations can be the opposite of those of the old ones.
