"If you feel concerned, if you feel apprehensive, that's okay," says Keckler.
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Paris, December 2018 As I board the train from London's St. Pancras station to Paris, I feel apprehensive.
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Starting college is both an exciting and challenging experience, so it's normal to feel apprehensive about what college life will have in store.
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Community members may feel apprehensive about bringing more treatment centers into their neighborhoods, Dr. Martins said, because of the stigma associated with drug addiction.
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One year later, however, most countries across Asia and the Pacific have even more reason to feel apprehensive regarding continued U.S. engagement and America's future relevance.
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Sienna George, Boise State's student body president, said it was easy for students to feel apprehensive about seeking emergency contraception because they often feel judged, or worry about running into someone they know.
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Some scientists are beginning to feel apprehensive, but there's a plan in place.. The deep-space network of NASA communications satellites began a 45-day period of "active listening" on Wednesday, during which they will send signals from Earth to Mars several times a day.
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In 1972, Nickolas Cottrell came up with Evaluation Apprehension Theory. This theory also explains the evaluative pressure as the source of increased productivity in presence of others rather than the arousal response identified by Zajonc. The theory assumes that people learn from experience that the source of most reward and punishments are other people they interact with. Therefore, people associate social situations with evaluation and hence, feel apprehensive in presence of other people.
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Gelotophobes do not have the ability to understand the difference between playful forms of humorous interactions such as teasing, and crueller forms such as ridicule. This means that even if someone is trying to be friendly and playful, a gelotophobe will feel apprehensive and mistake the interaction for ridicule. It can also mean that people may feel they are being bullied when in fact they are not.Platt, T., Proyer, R.T. & Ruch, W. (2009).
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The same year she took part in her first senior major competitions. At the European Championships in Moscow she reached the quarter- finals before being eliminated 9–15 by Lyubov Shutova. At the World Championships in Lisbon she made it to the semi-finals, where she was defeated 6–15 by Germany's Imke Duplitzer and came away with a bronze medal. She would later call it her fondest victory, because she was very young at the time and was there without her coach, with only her sabre colleagues as companions. Having reached the top quickly, she lost her previous fearlessness and began to feel apprehensive before her bouts: “When you get on the piste, it looks to you like your opponent is out to steal your dreams.” She struggled throughout the 2002–03 season, managing only a quarter-finals finish in Prague.
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