The psychological ramifications of fearing what must have been perceived as the planet forsaken are not to be underestimated.
But it's something that she feels she has to fight by building bridges with people and sharing her story, because the ramifications of this ignorance and fear surrounding terrorist attacks are just leading more people to Trump.
Stigmatization associated with discrimination often has social and economic ramifications that intensify internalized stigmatization and feelings of fear (13 ).
This is particularly true for adolescents; just as in my day, many parents (and students, too) fear the ramifications of interracial dating.
It means that officials believe enough stability has returned to the financial system, and indeed, to the entire marketplace, that the government no longer has to fear the ramifications of a financial firm's failure.
The common argument put forward by advocates who are for addressing masculinity is that there is a silent majority of men who do condemn sexist behavior, that don't prioritize sexual conquests and are against hazing, but they fear social ramifications of speaking out.
Even diligent and caring staff must fear the ramifications of speaking out or reporting colleagues.
If graduate students and postdoctoral scholars fear the ramifications of admitting that teaching is part of their identity, an interest in teaching can be internalized as something illicit, to be kept hidden from peers and mentors.
Torre's popularity and early postseason success had made him all but bulletproof, and Steinbrenner has long feared the ramifications of letting him go.
Reasons for refusal to participate were similar between cases and controls, including fear that giving blood will cause sickness, disbelief that arsenic is a problem, fear of social ramifications of identification as an "arsenic patient," no desire to participate in any study, and desire for compensation.
