Less than 20 minutes later, they found themselves eternally linked — by circumstance, by action, by benevolence.
Understanding of the mechanisms by which the activity of DA neurons is linked to circumstances, however, remains incomplete.
Each of these factors might represent a pathway indirectly linking earlier circumstances to subsequent quality of life.
Future research should seek to untangle how the risk associated with being a migrant is linked to socio-economic circumstance in the local context, and to investigate behavioural risk factor profiles of migrants from varying socio-economic strata within each region of origin group.
She calls it "a cultural trait" linked not only to circumstance but to values, beliefs and behaviors passed from generation to generation, and exacerbated by madly competitive schools that are hard on self-esteem.
In this study we have used a measure of psychological distress, one mechanism linking psychosocial circumstances and health, and predicted that this psychological mediator would have the greatest attenuating effect, followed by material factors and then behavioral mediators.
Randomized treatment assignment was followed, with a few exceptions linked to particular client circumstances.
23 However, the low reliability also suggested the instability of the aspects measured by the questionnaire, which are based on professionals' perceptions of safety (themselves linked to safety circumstances at a given time, and inherently unstable and subject to change).
Firstly, there is growing evidence (briefly reviewed below) linking social circumstances in older age to health outcomes.
Given independent associations between SES, or FH, and healthful eating, there are likely two sets of pathways linking economic circumstances to diet quality among older people.
The aim of this study is to replicate past research linking perinatal circumstances and mental health (suicidality and use of psychiatric services) and to determine if such associations remain after adjusting for social circumstances.
