Because of the important control by disturbance, management options exist to develop
adaptive strategies for carbon sequestration and species conservation goals.
Their work, which links ancient climate and archaeological data, could help modern communities identify new crops and other
adaptive strategies when threatened by drought, extreme weather and other environmental challenges.
These results show how similar ecological contexts can result in the repeated evolution of
highly adaptive strategies across species and regions.
While short - term adaptation activities are underway, resource and capacity constraints are limiting the implementation of long -
term adaptive strategies.
Scholars suggest that understanding
adaptive strategies of resistance leads students to identify academic achievement as part of a collective struggle (Carter, 2008).
Growers can manage the potential risks linked to extreme rain events and soil degradation by
using adaptive strategies such as planting cover crops, using no - till techniques, increasing the biodiversity of grasses and forage and extending crop rotations, Prokopy said.
This slide presentation introduces a case study
on adaptive strategies aimed at achieving food security in the Sahel.
Definitions: Cathy defines modes
as adaptive strategies to satisfy cognitive, emotional, and behavioral components of needs.
«Because adolescent solitary drinking is an early warning sign for alcohol use disorder in young adulthood, and solitary drinking tends to occur in response to negative emotions, youth who report solitary drinking might benefit from interventions that teach
more adaptive strategies for coping with negative emotions,» noted Tammy Chung, associate professor of psychiatry and epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and co-author of the study.
At the same time, there's every good reason that legacy publishers, large and small, maintain a certain allure, even if a publishing market in flux has forced them to
take adaptive strategies for survival.
Adaptive responses to climate change in fisheries could include: management approaches and policies that maximize resilience of the exploited ecosystems, ensuring fishing and aquaculture communities have the opportunity and capacity to respond to new opportunities brought about by climate change, and the use of
multi-sector adaptive strategies to reduce the consequence of negative impacts in any particular sector.
The effectiveness of
local adaptive strategies is uneven across the Arctic and there are large gaps in knowledge about why some communities do well, while others are more vulnerable to drivers of change, even when they share similar resources and ecological settings.
Alleviating child / parent stress by evaluation and treatment for ADHD, learning disabilities - reading, writing, math, spelling, to obtain successful
academic adaptive strategies.
During the various stages of the work, through embedded relational mindfulness, we integrate the emotional, cognitive, and bodily processes to
achieve adaptive strategies for self - regulation with respect to traumatic experience, and for relationship in daily life.
In this respect, putatively maladaptive strategies (e.g., avoidance) have been found to moderate the link between
putatively adaptive strategies (e.g., reappraisal) and psychopathology symptoms (e.g., Aldao and Nolen - Hoeksema in J Abnorm Psychol 121 (1): 276 — 281, 2012; Aldao et al. in J Anxiety Disord 28 (4): 382 — 389, 2014).
First, they should not only look out for the excessive use of maladaptive strategies but also for the limited use of
adaptive strategies because both were found to be associated with psychological distress.
Identifying those at risk of higher distress levels, for example, through a reliance on maladaptive coping strategies is useful, but we must also
identify adaptive strategies to replace them if stress reduction interventions are to be evidence based (Coyne and Racioppo, 2000; Folkman and Moskowitz, 2000).
Their «cooperative mothers» hypothesis suggests that parental care and nursing responsibilities shared by a group, or alloparenting, provided a
highly adaptive strategy.
In the GAD group, there was a negative association between reappraisal and disability only when the use of nonacceptance was low, suggesting that the use of maladaptive strategies might interfere with the benefits typically associated with
utilizing adaptive strategies.
Recent research has led to the conclusion that Down children are capable of expressing complex feelings, of developing richer personalities, and of mastering higher degrees of learning
using adaptive strategies (such as computer - aided learning to teach reading and writing).
At a high level,
the adaptive strategy employs a balanced risk approach when that makes sense, but we are not trying to balance risks evenly across assets at all times.
: It is always very tricky to try to time an entry point into any long - term investment, but I think that the consequence of a mistimed investment would be less of a concern in
an adaptive strategy than a static strategy.
Adaptive strategy and ongoing learning is required.
What can we learn from
the adaptive strategies of other religious minorities (a particularly interesting observation in Dreher's posting came from an Orthodox Jew)?
So as we grow and develop our personalities and
adaptive strategies, which are largely unconscious, we will have cause to reference various axiomatic truths that some can always find fault with.
«Clearly this is not
an adaptive strategy to climate change,» Hinch says.
Orangutans» ability to use natural ridgelines and humanmade roads to get around may be
an adaptive strategy that could improve their chances of surviving sustainable logging, the researchers suggest online this week in Oryx.
* Participatory research for sustainable livelihoods: A guide for field projects on adaptive strategies