If you want to know if these doggies can take you to the moon, first appraise the valuation structure of the market itself, using a wide angle lens that takes in several business cycles, maybe 50 years worth.
This model purports that individuals first appraise a stressor and then utilize a variety of coping strategies in order to meet the stressor's demands [ 14].
Whereas, during an active ER task for example, that of Creswell, Way, Eisenberger, and Lieberman (2007)—individuals must first appraise stimuli for valence and then actively down-regulate the emotional response that this has upon the amygdala.
Within a partial equilibrium framework that notably excludes interactions between transportation and choice of location (see section 5), the UK's Transport Analysis Guidance (TAG) [46] recommends first appraising welfare gains linked to lower production costs in sectors with imperfect competition.
In order to explain how different people can experience different emotions in identical situations, Lazarus argued that events are first appraised (i.e., perceived and interpreted) in terms of their personal meaning (i.e., how they relate to an individual's past experiences, personal values, and overall well-being).
We immediately prize some attitudes and despise others, in the sense that we directly prize and despise them without first appraising them instrumentally.
When it was my turn, the man behind the counter took a few seconds to appraise my books.
Study objective: First, to appraise the utilisation of day surgery in an advanced Italian region.
This review will also be the first to appraise these studies in inactive populations free of chronic conditions with a minimum of 6-month post-intervention follow-up.
Balking at having to pay $7 million of their own money for the land, the family members found a second source to appraise the timber rights at $26.6 million, allowing them to limit their own investment to $434,000.
