However, in the sexuality domain some strong and moderate reviews seem to refer to similar skills when stating the importance of coping, communication, and negotiation skills [ 58, 60, 62, 65, 66], not reported in Table S4].
The 265 supermarkets on Long Island are in a state of flux, coping with "competition and rapidly changing consumer tastes and wants," said Kurt Barnard, the president of Barnard's Retail Trend Report, which forecasts industry trends and consumer spending patterns.
Again many women stated that their method of coping was simply to get on with their lives, an approach which is likely to reduce the likelihood of seeking medical assistance.
They have created a "virtual state," and we have to create an entirely new kind of state to cope with it.
The affective state appears a strong predictor of coping function [ 17, 62], with negative affect being associated with maladaptive coping [ 8] and variation in emotional reactions to stressors being associated with coping dynamics [ 56, 63, 64].
Thus, our data corroborate the added value of USV measurement, which provides additional information about the emotional state of the animals in situations of coping with inescapable aversive stimuli.
As bad as the economy is and will be for awhile, states and cities have a way of coping with budget pressures: They cut stuff or raise taxes.
Background: The economic crisis in Romania has plunged an increasing number of families and children into poverty, while at the same time seriously weakening the ability of the State to cope with the increased demand for services coming from the poorest sector of the population.
As such, many aspects of resilience thinking are not focused primarily on the before state (i.e., on preventing the manifestation or impact of a risk, as is the case with risk management) but at least equally on the after state (i.e., on the mechanisms of coping with perturbations and on bouncing back through trajectories of recovery).
