- view as
potentially inaccurate. In 1991, The
Group for the
Scientific Reappraisal of the HIV-AIDS Hypothesis,
comprising twelve scientists, doctors, and...
- situation. The
reframing of
stimuli and experiences,
called cognitive reappraisal, has been
found "one of the most
effective strategies for
emotion regulation...
- interpretations,
ranging from the
darkly apocalyptic to an
optimistic reappraisal of the
hopes of humanity.
Critics noted its
exploration of
themes such...
- his
forearms nailed,
possibly on a two-beamed cross. However, a 1985
reappraisal by
Joseph Zias and
Eliezer Sekeles of the
Hebrew University found multiple...
-
Brown by
American historian Stephen B. Oates. The
biography triggered a
reappraisal of Brown, who was
subsequently less
likely to be
dismissed by historians...
- Harnack's work is part of a
reaction to Tübingen, and
represents a
reappraisal of tradition.
Besides his
theological activities,
Harnack was a distinguished...
-
reappraisal (adopting or
emphasizing the
belief that
event is not real, that it is for
instance "just a movie" or "just my imagination").
Reappraisal...
-
remained in the
group until its
dissolution in 1597. It is now
clear from
reappraisal of the
source material that
there were two
concerti at
Ferrara and that...
-
Dangerous is the
eighth studio album by
American singer Michael Jackson. It was
first released by Epic
Records on
November 21, 1991, more than four years...
- into stardom, but it
received mixed reviews on its release.
Subsequent reappraisals have been
kinder to the film. In 2008, it was
selected for preservation...
