Sentences with phrase «more reactive»

The mortgage industry tends to be more reactive than proactive in their lending practices.

And NAR is more reactive than proactive in protecting our interests.

«Our industry is sometimes more reactive than it should be.

Therefore, people with insecure attachment styles demonstrate negative mental processing and vulnerability to stressful events, and they are more reactive towards such situations.

That is, parents of children with ADHD are likely to experience more stress (Deault 2010), which may lead to becoming less patient, paying more attention to disruptive behavior and acting more reactive (Bögels et al. 2010; Dumas 2005).

One explanation may be that both findings are separate effects, or that girls with DBD and PTSD symptoms show a different, more reactive form of aggression.

In turn, your child digs in his heels, pushes back and becomes even more reactive, leading him to behave more impulsively.

Without getting into numbers, which could be misleading, the key takeaway point is that much research shows that negative experiences are generally more memorable, more reactive to the body, and more consequential in how we feel and see the world.

I have found myself more reactive and anxious, more prone to ruminating about environmental, financial and food crises, and to waking with worry in the middle of the night.

Such disorders are likely to be associated with more reactive parenting.

Before I would be more reactive to thoughts and feelings which usually did not change anything and sometimes my reaction made it worse.

The fact that the amygdala is enlarged and more reactive in patients who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or significant childhood adversity reinforces the notion that the neuronal pathways underlying the stress response (like those in the amygdala) are built - up, reinforced, and strengthened by adverse experiences, leading to a hyper - responsive or chronically active stress response (ie, toxic stress).40 — 43

More reactive If you have a very reactive child, he's probably a lot of fun when something good happens.

Partners who have grown accustomed to feeling criticized or shut out by each other are mostly in touch with their more reactive secondary emotions, and not with the more vulnerable primary emotions and their underlying unmet needs.

As you might imagine, generally adaptable children transition to their new family form more easily than children who are more reactive to changes in their environment.

Indeed, studies have shown that the brain's emotional centers are more reactive when we're sleep deprived.

Over time our amygdala becomes even more reactive to apparent threats.

Is this position more reactive, doing what needs to be done, or proactive, taking on new initiatives?

The coolest and most obvious change Material Design will bring will be the use of physics - based animations that will make Android feel much less static and much more reactive.

It increases the touch sensitivity, making the screen more reactive even with a screen protector applied over the display.

Together, the partners want to show that an eye - driven interface can be more reactive than plain old multi-touch: think turning a page in an e-book while you're holding on to a subway car strap.

The natural inclination is to put insurance off and sometimes buy it in a more reactive way.

Unfortunately, Obama's bill of rights is more reactive than proactive, dealing with debt after it's already been dealt and doing little to prevent people from getting into debt in the first place.

In other words, relationship partners can be more reactive than proactive.

Particularly in the face of changing attitudes and laws regarding national security and anti-terrorism that are more reactive than proactive, Kennedy noted «it's up to lawyers and judges to say it's not right.»

With InvoicePrep there are no more reactive or defensive conversations about an invoice adjustment, just a prompt payment.

On a more reactive basis, the in - house counsel call us up with specific needs that come up: they need tax counsel in Italy, they have litigation in Florida, they have an M&A deal in the US and Singapore, you name it.

'' (1) Though firms wanted staff in this role to initiate improvements, many pressures kept them more reactive;

In total, human processes produce more reactive nitrogen than all natural processes combined [12,41,42,43,44,45], altering the global nitrogen cycle so fundamentally that Canfield et al. [41] estimate the closest geological comparison occurred ∼ 2.5 billion years ago.

A key characteristic of these changes is that they can come faster than expected, planned, or budgeted for, forcing more reactive, rather than proactive, modes of behavior.

(1) Putting aside actual so - called fossil carbon (i.e. shales, coal, oil, gas tar sands) which are all relatively unreactive geologically overall (unless those pesky humans dig them up and burn them) there are in fact (today) substantial pools of potentially more reactive «fixed» carbon other than the active biosphere's biomass.

The grid operator asked FERC for guidance on whether it envisions a «holistic approach» to resilience issues or a «more reactive approach deferring solely to a patchwork of potentially differing initiatives in each region to address the larger topic of resilience.»

These works, poised between painting and sculpture, are more reactive to their surroundings than the shrine - like canvases.

This, she says, will provide her the ability to showcase a dynamic mix of Los Angeles and international artists in more reactive ways.

Maybe Bungie could have even found enough time to create awesome set pieces and boss battles, a more balanced competitive component, a more reactive game world.

I think it feels much more reactive.

Shorter games have the ability to be more reactive and topical with regards to their content too, with developers working in in - jokes and references that the audience will appreciate.

This forces the player to be more reactive and thoughtful with their movements and decisions.

Oxenfree, a modern adventure game built around a group of teens chatting their way through a supernatural mystery, is a prime example of how game dialogue is getting better: more reactive, more natural, more involved, through a combination of game design and writing itself.

Or, alternatively, I'd consider the gameplay more reactive when your choices are severely limited.

Digital is more reactive than what we put in stores, but at the same time, it doesn't react as fast on consoles than it does on PC.

And it's not just freedom in exploration; this version of Hyrule is more reactive than any previous version.

Another major change will come in the form up updated driver AI who will now be much more reactive to your on - track presence, so you shouldn't have to worry about them turning into a corner that's actually the side of your car.

I even felt it was too aggressive, and I promised myself I would cool it off for a while and be more reactive rather than proactive, to ensure that 1) my credit remained in excellent status, and 2) I didn't become a target for any sort of misuse or abuse (I felt good about my decision, especially after I read this).

But not all animals are at risk of exposure, and the vaccines have proven to be significantly more reactive to the immune system, so assessing risk versus benefit is very important before considering these very reactive vaccines..

Therefore, the dog or puppy becomes more reactive — more jumpy more nippy more destructive, instead of less.

Mini schnauzers are terriers, which makes them more reactive and more likely to bark and growl than many other breeds.

And as the evidence shows, punitive methods often make reactive dogs more reactive.

Prongs can make dogs more reactive and aggressive, which can be especially dangerous during medical procedures and can hurt the hands of staff when they restrain the animal.

Occasionally, you will find that your dog does not respond to the treat in hand trick or he might be more reactive than most dogs.