negative implication

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However, this does not imply that encouraging compensatory movements may not have negative implications.
In my view, however, they underestimate the importance of rights and the potentially negative implications of the psychological links between dependency, unrequited obligation and stigma.
Thus, unresolved loss may have negative implications not only for current family functioning, but also for the next generation's ability to achieve positive close relationships.
By the 1970s, scholars of community studies called into question the conceptual underpinnings and potentially negative implications of the concept.
This disaggregation or disorganization of workers' roles has negative implications for unions as they are, but also possibilities for unions as they might become.
These perceptions are reflected in concern about the possible negative implications of strictly sincere voting on party consolidation and system stability in new democracies.
This has had positive and negative implications for labour.
This has serious negative implications in terms of illness course and severity.
As illustrated shortly, this limitation has negative implications for generic programming.
However, sometimes the negative implications of these analyses are less severe, or even seen as erroneous, when placed in a broader or critical perspective.
The idea has both positive and negative implications.
Moreover, the centrality of these two matters probably has negative implications for his theory as a whole.
The increased transparency of the redistributive process from richer to poorer regions could have negative implications for solidarity.
Consequently, there is the potential for conflict within the family of origin to disrupt their ability to negotiate these developmental tasks, with potential negative implications for young adult functioning.
Also, this study finds negative implications for reading performance among children in families who manage to make it of f welfare, but fail to escape poverty.
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