While often afforded by a lack of valid knowledge about or exposure to individuals with MHDs [ 7], such bias can appear to be self-focused or may instead be thought to exemplify the dynamic of "anticipated discrimination," stem from associations with significant others who experience MHDs, or result from interactions with the helping professions [ 8, 21].
Yet his memoir is infected with a bitter tone, stemming from close association with the continuing difficulties of Afghanistan and Iraq, and the torture legacy.
Yet "Fox & Friends" needn't be concerned about a similar dynamic stemming from its association with Trump, given its already-well-proven awfulness.
His involvement with the tax resistance movement may stem from his association with the Nuwaubians, a quasi-religious sect of black Americans who promote antigovernment theories and who set up a headquarters in Georgia in the early 1990s.
Many of the misgivings that conservatives have about Mr. Moon stem from his association with Mr. Roh.
Kate Forde, the exhibition's curator, suggests in the catalog that our aversion to dirt may stem from its association with excretion, the decay of aging bodies, death and other taboos.
Its importance stems from its association with the indigenous cultures that inhabited these islands prior to the influences of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity or the West, making Kulintang the most developed tradition of Southeast Asian archaic gong-chime ensembles.
These elevated ORs stemmed mainly from associations with rectal cancer.
Ftorek's major problem as a coach has been the shifting of player personnel stemming from the Nighthawks' association with both the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings.
Dr. Ellingsrud, a mathematician, said Dr. Christensen and his colleagues were exaggerating the risk "out of emotion" stemming from their long association with the ships.
