Thus, alcohol drinking may result from poor work environment conditions, poor marital relations (avoidance of going home), or poor social relations (Marchand, Parent-Lamarche, & Blanc, 2011)—or even be causal of bad social relations.
Seventhly, we focused our findings on resource use and did not consider the relation between avoidance medicine that is, avoiding patients perceived to represent high liability risk, also called "negative defensive medicine"—with a lower risk of malpractice.
Thus, although one might intuitively predict that increased online activity will impact positively on timely cancer diagnosis and prevention, it is too early to conclude that the success of BCAM in stimulating online activity may be taken as a proxy for concluding that BCAM raises awareness of, or motivates offline activity in relation to avoidance of breast cancer.
A question to consider in relation to avoidance of the consequences of an ecological trap (Kokko and Sutherland 2001) is the relative importance of inherited preferences and individual experience: if an individual settles in a territory whose environmental cues indicate low quality but then breeds there successfully, will that be enough to keep it there for the next season?
Child sociability and perceived social support did not moderate the relation between experiential avoidance and adjustment, suggesting that high levels of experiential avoidance correlate with adverse outcomes irrespective of these variables.
Additionally, no studies have examined the extent to which attentional control moderates the relation between the avoidance of emotions and anxiety.
Correction, 12 October 2014: This article was amended to correct an inaccurate implication that Bono was taking a position in relation to tax avoidance and multinational companies, and to correct the misrepresentation of a quote the Edge made about protest banners at the Glastonbury festival.
Furthermore, studies on acute low back pain and osteoarthritis in primary care have confirmed the relation between fear avoidance and disability [ 14, 16, 17].
The objective of this study was to investigate the extent of stigma in relation to treatment avoidance in 14 year-old school students in England in relation to how they refer to people with mental illness.
To explore the role of stigma in relation to treatment avoidance further, we describe here the terms used by 14 year-old school students in England to refer to people with mental illness.
When establishing the specific levels referred to in point (c) of the first subparagraph, account shall be taken of the best available scientific advice, including by STECF, as well as of existing and future technical possibilities in relation to the avoidance of catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference size.
