Sentence examples for pathways of threat from inspiring English sources

Refinement therefore focused on clarification of key pathways of threat and response, and identification of key leverage points.

A systems analysis using participatory group model building provided a mechanism to identify key pathways of threat and adaptation with regard to health service functioning.

A systems dynamics analysis was conducted to identify key pathways of threat to provision and emerging pathways of response and adaptation.

Fig.  4 shows the explanatory structure that evolved, with key pathways of threat and disruption (marked in black) and of response and adaptation (marked in grey) indicated.

Although quantitative data was not available to pursue simulation and sensitivity analyses, systems dynamics analysis using participatory group model building provided a mechanism to identify key pathways of threat and response regarding health service functioning.

The systems analysis facilitated by GMB thus indicated two major pathways of threat, both emanating from the central driver of insecurity: one fundamentally eroding human resource capacity available to the health system and one fundamentally disrupting patient access to services.

In his three pathways theory, Rachman (1977 , 1991 postulated that besides the pathways of conditioning and modeling, threat information transmission should be regarded as a third route along which fears and phobias in children can be acquired.

Irrespective of the mechanism underlying the effects of threat information, this pathway is assumed to feed into other processes such as direct conditioning which is considered as another important etiological factor in contemporary models of fear acquisition (Davey 1997; Mineka and Zinbarg 2006; Muris 2007).

However, the combination of the two pathways (verbal threat information followed by a direct negative experience) clearly yielded a magnified effect.

Compared to nurses in other pathways, the nurses working within the POS pathway reported above-average perceptions of challenge, responsibility, and control, and a below-average perception of threat.

Systems analysis also provided insight into the major pathways of response and adaptation to these threats, and the principal drivers of these pathways.