Sentence examples for threat imagery from inspiring English sources

Additionally, there was a significantly greater increase in heart rate following threat imagery compared with challenge and neutral imagery.

Following threat imagery, participants reported the speech preparation task to be significantly more stressful and threatening, and experienced lower levels of confidence and more negative interpretations of their anxiety symptoms compared with the challenge and neutral imagery conditions.

Amazingly, neither the tabloids nor the local newscasts...could hope to match the Times in its ability to conjure out of an episode of precipitation the imagery of threat, attack, and even doom.

Lloyd-Philipps is able to laugh off the unsolicited sexual advances and imagery, but threats of rape and murder do bother her.

Five months after Donald Trump declared he'd neutralized the threat from North Korea, commercial satellite imagery has identified 13 secret missile operating bases being used by Pyongyang to augment its ballistic missile program.

The current study employed a standard cognitive task (Go/No-go), as opposed to using a symptom provocation task (e.g., script-driven imagery, processing of threat-related stimuli).

Borkovec and colleagues have long argued that worry is negatively reinforced by the avoidance of the greater emotional reactions associated with processing threats in the form of imagery (e.g. Borkovec, Alcaine, & Behar, 2004).

Most critically, positive imagery training reduced reinstatement threat responding more than positive verbal training.

Lang et al. [ 69] showed that individuals suffering from specific phobia are most reactive to specific cues in the environment, e.g., their startle reflex was most pronounced in a startle probe modulation task involving imagery of social and survival threat.

3. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX said China is extremely concerned that terrorist organizations could access the high resolution imagery and posted information and present a grave threat to PRC national security.

But it is also drawing a lot of energy from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, which adds to the threat of flooding, NASA said in a report that included satellite imagery tracking the hurricane.