Príklady vicarious

• The relations of children's emotion regulation to their vicarious emotional responses and comforting behaviors.

• Vicarious experience represents a rich source of such occasions, which may thus come to govern my emotions almost as if they were stimuli for reflexes.

• What kind of vicarious performance could this possibly inspire?

• Seymour cannot escape the need for a vicarious atonement in order to meet the demands of justice.

• Thus, vicarious reward creates an incentive to help the people whose experiences you choose as occasions for emotion, and to resist temptations to exploit them.

• These provide vicarious role models against whom students can test their own self-constructions.

• From a comparative and evolutionary perspective, the question is not whether nonhuman species have or have not a capacity for vicarious (empathic) experience.

• This coding system does not attempt to separate empathy (a vicarious emotion similar to that of the victim) from sympathy (concern for the victim).

• Vicarious selection explains some paradoxes in dioecious fig-pollinator systems.

• We describe a mechanism that integrates vicarious experience with other goods of limited availability.

• They may rate the vicarious pay-off against that of the currently prevailing strategy.

• Vicarious liability, where the employer takes legal responsibility for the actions of its staff, provides some protection.

• This vicarious subset is not cut out by the senses but by redundancies emerging from physical properties.

• In the legal profession, this theory has been well stated in the law of torts as vicarious responsibility.

• From eternity, in effect, the demands of justice have been met without the need for a vicarious atonement.