This, and numerous related changes to the Flickr product during that time, had strongly negative consequences," Stadlen writes.
Additional approaches could resolve these discrepancies – but it should be noted that all of our results suggest that the expected fragmentation resulting from road construction would not have strongly negative consequences for the keystone wildebeest population and thus much of the rest of the Serengeti ecosystem.
Such an outcome is also backed by social psychologists who provide ample evidence, mainly based on experiments, for a rejection-identification mechanism: in response to discriminatory treatment, individuals identify with their group more strongly to buffer negative consequences for their self-esteem (e.g., Branscombe et al. 1999).
We found that SGA was strongly associated with negative consequences for outcomes of general intelligence and executive and motor function in this environment.
Although each force category has exerted strongly positive impacts, the negative consequences of their changes have also been felt.
It means that the justification for stigmatization of heart disease, with its negative consequences, is strongly refuted by the children themselves.
Attributing more negative consequences to aging was most strongly related to a lower physical functioning score, followed by having a cyclical awareness and having a chronic awareness of aging.
Although the occurrence of negative consequences of BM in developed countries is strongly reduced by vaccination strategies, antibiotic treatment and good care facilities, BM is still responsible for substantial morbidity and mortality in both developing and developed countries [ 1- 3].
For instance, Herold et al. [ 26] suggest that the perceptions and attitudes developed during the pre-implementation phase will strongly influence the other phases of the project, sometimes with huge negative consequences.
In summary, lack of knowledge about the costs and benefits of diversity and slow adaptation to higher diversity may have negative consequences for well-being; these negative effects may be felt more strongly by the native population.
High scores on timeline, timeline cyclical, consequences and emotional representation demonstrate strongly held beliefs about the chronicity of the illness, the cyclical nature of the illness, negative consequences of the illness, and more emotional representations, respectively [ 51, 52].
