The moment of tension between Berman and Barr had dissipated, either out of distraction, a sense of conflict avoidance, or perhaps genuine warmth.
This suggests that SF1+ neuron activation has a negative valence, in the behavioral sense of promoting avoidance rather than approach.
But there always is Mr. Axelrod's grounded sense of context and avoidance of hubris.
To generate additional sense of approach or avoidance, pulling the joystick increased picture size while pushing decreased it.
The AAT also uses a 'zooming feature': pulling the joystick increases the picture's size while pushing decreases it, which in itself already generates the sense of approach or avoidance, respectively.
And yet you do leave the book with a better sense of him: his pathological avoidance of unpleasantness in his personal life ('let's have a glass of champagne'); his extraordinary zest for life led to the full; his need to work to stave off melancholia or confrontation.
Anxiety is a vague, subjective, non-specific feeling of uneasiness, apprehension, tension, (excessive nervousness) fears, and a sense of impending doom, irrational avoidance of objects or situation and anxiety attack [ 6].
His optimistic approach to life; his striving for a balance between intellect and emotion; his sense of moderation, leading to the avoidance of strongly discordant moods; all these found superb expression in his music and were appreciated by his contemporaries.
Birds use their sense of smell in navigation, in avoidance of insects, in nest identification, in detection of chemical signals during courtship, in food searching and in avoiding predators [4].
As this nonevent has a high likelihood of occurrence and can cause a generally reinforcing sense of relief, this might make avoidance behavior particularly sensitive to habit formation.
