Users who were exposed to more emotional posts of either type tended to withdraw from posting themselves.
After following the drivers closely, the researchers found that on days when the smiles were forced, the subjects' moods deteriorated and they tended to withdraw from work.
Israelis have naturally tended to withdraw into their own pain, expressing a tremendous amount of social solidarity in this time of crisis.
But because company treasurers tend to be more sophisticated when it comes to assessing financial risk, they tend to withdraw money more quickly when they perceive a bank might be troubled than individual depositors do.
For all these reasons they tend to withdraw into their own world, which is relatively easy, since their numbers are great enough to enable them to form a fairly self-sufficient, self-contained community.
When and how, he asked, does the prospect of death become relevant to employees at work? Grant argued that when people's reactions to reminders of death are "hot" — anxious and panicked — those workers tend to withdraw.
When evidence begins to mount that a chemical endangers human health, manufacturers tend to withdraw it from the market and replace it with something whose effects — and often its ingredients — are unknown.
In interviews with 30,000 Americans, the study found that residents of more diverse communities "tend to withdraw from collective life," voting less and volunteering less than those in more homogeneous communities.
Ms. Fahnl complains that Turkish parents sometimes want her to impose physical punishment on their children, that Roma, or Gypsy, parents tend to withdraw their daughters at age 14 (often for marriage), that discipline is lacking among immigrant children whose parents are often separated, and that close to 10percentt of her pupils speak what she called "bad German".
