Sentence examples for opposed to coping from inspiring English sources

After studying 64 randomised control trials (RCTs) over 20 years, researchers could find "no advantage" in having homecare as opposed to coping without.

As in some romanticized free choice world that never existed, as opposed to coping because you have no choice?

Non-smokers demonstrated an attention preference for high risk information as opposed to coping information, but only when text information was presented in combination with a high threat photo.

We sought evidence for the hypothesis that people for whom the health risk information is self-relevant will react defensively to this information by spending less attention – reflected in fewer fixations and less dwell time – to high risk as opposed to coping information.

Indeed, in smokers we found more fixations and longer dwell time in response to coping information as opposed to high risk information, irrespective of the threat level (high vs. low) of the accompanying smoking-related photos.

Those forward-looking businesses that had opted for the "modern convenience" of arc lights (as opposed to old-fashioned gaslight) unhappily coped as best they could.

The present study also identified patterns of correlations that are consistent with a response in brain activity reflecting the engagement of coping mechanisms, as opposed to reflecting impairment by emotional distraction.

With regard to the program content, a limitation is that mainly individual risk factors associated with depression will be addressed (e.g., negative cognitions, coping styles) as opposed to contextual risk factors like family characteristics, friends, and school situations.

Although emotion regulation difficulties are necessary precursors, they do not sufficiently explain factors that may predispose an individual to choose NSSI, nor the mechanisms supporting one's decision to use the behaviour as opposed to other less physically harmful coping strategies.

The study also identified a role of the medial and left lateral PFC in coping with distraction, as opposed to reflecting a detrimental impact of emotional distraction.

More neurotic subjects also prefer to cope through emotion focus and disengagement as opposed to task focus.