Sentence examples similar to subsequent to taking action from inspiring English sources

While conducting experimental research on classical conditioning, Seligman inadvertently discovered that dogs that had received unavoidable electric shocks failed to take action in subsequent situations even those in which escape or avoidance was in fact possible whereas dogs that had not received the unavoidable shocks immediately took action in subsequent situations.

The principle of "learned helplessness" was developed when Penn psychologist Martin Seligman discovered that dogs receiving unavoidable electric shocks failed to take action in subsequent situations, even when avoidance became possible.

"We decided to take action.

Margaret Travers decided to take action.

"We needed to take action".

I decided to take action.

Is it too late to take action?

But it is hard to take action.

Now is the time to take action".

It makes it easy to take action.

You need to take action today.