Subjects under stress sometimes hesitated or found it difficult to switch from one pedal to the other, he said.
I think they have giant problems to solve, lots of complex internal issues, and when you're under stress you sometimes overlook things.
Although heritability under stress is sometimes comparable with heritability under optimum conditions, many studies [ 25- 27] have also reported lower heritability under water stress than under optimum conditions.
The majority of these false negatives (11%) were respondents who had high MBI EE scores but defined themselves as only occasionally under stress and sometimes lacking energy, but not feeling burned out.
Sometimes, under the effect of stress, the mind thinks we're in a fight-or-flight situation, declares a state of emergency and shuts down what it deems to be superfluous functions.
In addition to learning a repertory, she learned to build on her musical strengths to comfort and soothe those in pain, those under stress and even sometimes to the families at the bedside of the dying.
Sometimes, such decisions must be made under stress, such as stock trading decisions during a market crash or decisions about speeding through yellow traffic lights when late for a meeting.
When writing under stress, you can sometimes be aided by certain minor mental boosters such as low music, a mini fountain, or having the television on low volume.
Psychiatrists familiar with Artane abuse say that addicts vary in how frequently they use the drug, sometimes taking it only when they are under stress.
Passages that repeat, in the way that memories do, combine with the sometimes fragmented language to perfectly reflect the mind under stress.
