Lyon, B. 2009: Southern Africa Summer Drought and Heat Waves: Observations and
Coupled Model Behavior.
These errors were immediately obvious because the global distribution of sea surface temperature is well known from satellite monitoring, and the symptoms of erroneous
coupled model behavior were readily expressed in that variable.
Not exact matches
Beyond the tension mismatched parenting expectations will cause the
couple, it's also
modeling unhealthy
behavior for your children:
«The
coupling of these two
models is predicated on the assertion that climate change drives changes in extreme events, extreme events interact with human perception of risk to influence emissions
behaviors and emissions
behaviors then feed back into climate change, leading to a fully interacting
model.»
In a post the other day about bargain prices for a
couple of Elizabeth Peters ebooks in the Kindle Store, I made the point that readers may actually be able to influence publisher pricing
behavior when we jump on bargain prices like those mentioned in the post, even while the Kindle bestseller list shows some signs that Kindle owners are accepting agency -
model pricing:
Earth system
models, particularly the land and atmosphere components that intersect precisely where we all live, grow our food and operate our economies, need to be developed together, with their
coupled behavior considered from the start.
Your comments about poor predictive
models leading to so much greater need for preventative action
coupled with comments about unstable systems which come and go explosively (nuclear detonations) reminded me of some cold war
behaviors.
4 looked at the responses of five DGVMs,
coupled to a fast climate analog
model, finding dramatic divergence in future
behavior, particularly of tropical vegetation responses to drought and boreal ecosystem responses to elevated temperature and changing soil moisture.
2, 3 The climate
model component is a two - dimensional (zonally averaged)
model that reproduces the
behavior of
coupled atmosphere - ocean general circulation
models (AOGCMs).
Through thoughtful, individualized application of the Teaching - Family
Model coupled with intensive clinical work, we have found that our students are able to make significant changes, both in their outward
behavior patterns and more importantly, in their inner thought patterns and processes.
However, few studies with gay male
couples have used the Actor — Partner Interdependence
Model framework to examine whether factors influence an individual and his partner's sexual risk
behaviors.
We next re-ran all
models regarding individual's prior relationship experiences and
couple premarital
behavior and dynamics controlling for race / ethnicity, income, education, religiousness, and religious attendance.
The course will include discussion about the unique difficulties of doing sex therapy for the therapist - The definition of female and male sexual dysfunctions - The physiology of the human sexual response - The
models of sexual
behaviors - How to diagnose and evaluate if the
couple does actually present with a primary sexual dysfunction or the dysfunction is a symptom of a deteriorated relationship that has to be addressed before sex therapy is started.
I draw upon multiple theories to include: play and filial therapy for children, dialectical
behavior therapy (DBT), systems and structural theory for families, imago and Gottman theory for
couples, a variety of addiction recovery
models, depth psychotherapy, narrative therapy, psychodevelopmental psychology, inner child work and spiritual direction.
Neil Jacobson: «A Behavioral Approach» The Integrated Behavioral
Couples model is demonstrated which adds strategies that promote «acceptance of partner» to balance and enhance the traditional
behavior focus on change.
Imago developed a therapeutic
model based on the mate selection process and developed a variety of techniques like the
Couple's Dialog, the
Behavior Change Request Process and «Caring
Behaviors».
Associations between working
models of attachment and conflict management
behavior in romantic
couples.
This study examined how sensitive support provision and receipt were related to marital outcomes in a sample of 57 happily married, middle - class
couples from the Midwestern U.S. To assess how observed supportive
behaviors may be differentially associated with self - reported support satisfaction, marital love, and marital conflict for men and women, we utilized a series of Actor Partner Interdependence
Models (APIM).