A decade of research, wrote the psychiatrist Jerald Block, had only proven what the 1997 study had suspected, that the Internet could inspire the same patterns of excessive usage, withdrawal, tolerance, and negative repercussions as more traditional substance use.
There's no shortage of woman-targeted branding_ _throughout the book — "You are a woman who works," Ivanka writes, over and over again — but the first actual mention of a gendered situation occurs on page ninety-four, when she notes that women, more than men, can face negative repercussions when they try to negotiate a raise.
Teachable moments for smoking counseling have been linked to specific ecological contexts such as hospitalization [ 25, 36] or pregnancy [ 37], when patients may be more primed to accept that smoking has negative repercussions for health.
Failure to meet this commitment would have had significant negative repercussions on my personal finances, and, even more importantly, would have severely compromised business and personal relationships that I have established over a lifetime.
How do we great safe environments for them to test out their abilities to try and perform and give them enough freedom to do so without the kind of negative repercussions of failure, whether that's team dynamics or team settings, or more feedback sessions more frequently.
Similarly, if an organization values "flat" hierarchy, it must encourage more junior team members to dissent in discussions without fear or negative repercussions.
Further slashing SNAP benefits now will cause even more children to go hungry, push families deeper into poverty, and have negative repercussions for the entire nation.
Anisotropy in axonal distributions may lead to a more volume-efficient wiring scheme but would seem, prima facie, to entail negative repercussions for the resulting network structure.
"Men who ask for leave time or who are more visibly active and involved in caregiving are experiencing a whole range of negative repercussions as a result of that".
