Sentence examples for relevance of fear from inspiring English sources
A life time prevalence of anxiety disorders of about 16,6% [1] highlights the substantial clinical and socioeconomic relevance of fear conditioning and extinction.
The relevance of fears relating to damaging social relationships and being labeled negatively is supported by previous research both inside and outside healthcare [ 9, 13, 32].
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer (LGBQ) persons often choose to hide their sexual orientation from providers due to concerns about confidentiality, fear of lower standards of care, concerns about the relevance of disclosure and fear of a negative or inappropriate response.
Green-Shortridge et al [ 9] also emphasise the importance of encouraging leaders to take an active role in identifying and assisting soldiers to receive mental health support; this may be of particular relevance since fears about leader's view of help-seeking was one of the most highly endorsed stigma statements in this study.
… I had invested most of my professional energies in California in the belief that the history of California was mainstream American history … Had I made a terrible mistake?" If Starr's fear about the relevance of the California experience is real, then Justice Scalia's spirit of disunion makes the image of California exemplary, but only as a curiosity.
With the new American climate of fear, "Three Willies," which had its premiere five years ago in Philadelphia, has gained a lot more relevance.
This study provides evidence for a general effect of disgust on self-reported anxiety to stimuli regardless of the disgust-relevance or fear-relevance of those stimuli.
Analysis: Asymmetry of fear.
In spite of a ceiling effect on the BAT, results of this study confirm the relevance of gender role in understanding gender effects in fear and anxiety.
The relevance of Aldous Huxley and George Orwell lies in their fears, which in recent years are being actualized at an accelerated pace.
