Because of this, individuals rely on external sources of information as opposed to assuming their recollection is correct.

While individuals will rely on copying high frequency behaviors under various conditions, this reliance increases when an individual is exposed to ambiguous environmental or social information.

Deaf individuals rely on technology for communication significantly.

The deferring coping style is when individuals rely heavily on God and delegate their stress without taking personal responsibility for the situation.

Instead, private individuals would rely upon their slaves or supporters to take action.

Researchers believe that old age and subsequent declines in memory may cause individuals to rely more heavily on external aids such as conversations with others to improve recall.

At this point in the process the individual may also be relying on social assistance to stay on track.

Some of the laws and aid programs that individuals rely on are not available to religious organizations.

According to IBLT, individuals rely on their accumulated experience to make decisions by retrieving past solutions to similar situations stored in memory.

These individuals rely heavily on vision to regulate their posture and balance.