Evidence suggest rumination constitutes a response to negative mood (Rippere 1977), and can be perceived by ruminators as a potential way to solve their problems (Wells and Matthews 1994), although it most often exacerbates negative mood, impairs concentration, and problem-solving tasks (Lyubomirsky and Tkach 2004).
Stating publicly ones plans helps to reduce overconfidence and so can help to reduce a widespread optimism bias which is all to often exacerbated in most company climates.
Uneven grades, inlet design and construction, and novel structural features were most frequently responsible for standing water, often exacerbated by sediment and debris accumulations and periodic or perennial non-stormwater flows.
Is this normal?" Not unusual, with the problem as so often exacerbated by the fact that the posh seats are the ones most often caught on camera.
"Most of these children are dying from preventable diseases like pneumonia, diarrhea and malaria, often exacerbated by under nutrition.
"Most of these children are dying from preventable diseases like pneumonia, diarrhoea and malaria, often exacerbated by undernutrition.
The difficulty is often exacerbated by the discrepancy between actual infiltration processes and the assumptions that underlie commonly used infiltration models, most of which stem from controlled laboratory experiments or agricultural environments, where soils are homogeneous and less variable in space and time than forest soils.
For black households, this is often exacerbated by absent fathers.
However, the perception of instability is often exacerbated by government paranoia.
This divide is often exacerbated by intellectual and culture gaps.
