The phrase "a negative frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives, attitudes, or contexts that emphasize negative aspects or interpretations of a situation.
Example: "The media often presents a negative frame when reporting on economic issues, which can influence public perception."
Alternatives: "a pessimistic viewpoint" or "a negative perspective".
There's also the mental side because players can return in a negative frame of mind.
He certainly entered the final in a negative frame of mind – and with good reason.
They say that this outlook occasionally took him to "dark places" and "a negative frame of mind".
You may not be yelling and screaming because often the manifestations are much more subtle – but even being in a negative frame of mind makes us less receptive to what others are saying and quicker to judge.
Knowing that these patients are in a negative frame of mind and their ability to comprehend charts and make wise decisions is likely impaired as a result, doctors may be able to find better ways of delivering the message.
When you and your negotiating partner are deciding among two or more unappealing options, a negative frame can make matters worse, inducing you or the other side (or both sides) to make an overly risky decision.
There's a negative framing of the debate – downsizing emphasises loss of status and reduced importance.
However, between one-fifth and one-half of the articles carried a negative framing of cyclists in every year studied.
*N = 326, each story may contain more than one frame In 1998, one in five (22.9%) cycling articles carried a negative framing of cyclists.
Changing your Self Talk can be challenging, especially if you have been in a depressed or negative frame of mind for an extended period of time.
Framing preference: Participants were shown three cards: '50% of women aged 75 89 years with early stage cancer x will live at least 6 years (positive frame ), 50% of women aged 75 89 years with early stage cancer x will die within 6 years (negative frame ) and a mixed frame card showing both statements.
