In this case, the person's own psychosocial resources (reliance on self and one's social network) are thought to be sufficient to resolve problems of emotional distress.
Other attributes are its rich natural resources, less reliance on exports relative to its neighbors, and its growing consumer class which fuels 65% of GDP.
Challenges involving access to health care, working with limited resources, increased reliance on history and physical examination skills, understanding cultural differences, and determining the appropriate level of care or intervention are inherent to these experiences.
The patients' reduction in posterior temporal semantic and phonological processing resources increased reliance on extra-sylvian temporal regions.
Over time, however, substance use can erode numerous psychosocial resources, increasing reliance of substance use as way of coping (Witkiewitz and Marlatt 2004).
Renewable resources reduce reliance on the fossil fuels.
This level of subsidy may not be affordable for most low income countries, given their limited resource envelops, yet reliance on donor funding is often not sustainable.
Japan's lack of natural resources, and increasing reliance on expensive fossil fuel imports, mean the government feels it has no choice, despite the majority opposing nuclear power.
The plan, which will tackle infrastructure deficits in areas such as roads and housing, will be funded almost entirely from domestic resources, with little reliance, unlike previously, on support from the European Union.
However, there are substantial contextual barriers to the implementation of such systems in community sport, including a lack of resources and a reliance on volunteer personnel (Donaldson et al. [2012]).
