Sentence examples for I mental from inspiring English sources
He proposes six criteria to distinguish mental from physical phenomena, the most important of which are: (i) mental phenomena are the exclusive object of inner perception, (ii) they always appear as a unity, and (iii) they are always intentionally directed towards an object.
Behavioral research indicates four salient features of insightful problem solving: (i) mental impasse, followed by (ii) restructuring of the problem representation, which leads to (iii) a deeper understanding of the problem, and finally culminates in (iv) an "Aha!" feeling of suddenness and obviousness of the solution.
Individual interviews assessed suicidal cognitions in the form of (i) mental images and (ii) verbal thoughts.
We included variables capturing four domains: (i) mental health, (ii) food insecurity, (iii) exposures to drought, and (iv) confounders.
These studies have employed two types of HBD tasks: i) mental tracking paradigms, currently questioned because its working memory demands might affect cardiac perception [ 7]; and ii) discrimination tasks, where interference generated by simultaneous attention to cardiac sensation and external stimuli may constitute a confound [ 7].
We linked four de-identified routinely collected datasets from the WA Data Linkage System [ 19, 20] (see Additional File 1, Table S1): (i) mental health registry (MHR, 8% of the general population), (ii) electoral roll registrations (86% of the general population aged ≥ 18 years), (iii) hospital inpatient discharges, and (iv) death registrations.
Is mental health covered?
Is mental illness something he has experienced?
Is mental illness a result of nature or nurture?
Suicide cases showed a significantly higher prevalence of psychiatric disorders; of 60 suicide cases, 48 (80.0%) had at least one current diagnosis of Axis-I mental disorder.
Multiple logistic regression analysis identified the following risk factors for suicide: at least one diagnosis of axis-I mental disorder (OR: 14.84 CI: 6.12 - 35.94); low level of religious involvement (OR: 7.24 CI: 2.28 - 22.95); and severe interpersonal problems (OR: 3.86 CI: 1.36 - 11.01).
