Sentence examples for a perceived life from inspiring English sources

According to Rhys Thomas, vows are developed in childhood as a reaction to life trauma or a perceived life trauma or any time a child does not get the love and safety they need.

Significant predictors of increased IES scores included being male, witnessing people injured and reporting a perceived life threat (Table  5; model 2).

Peri traumatic factors that significantly predicted increased IES scores in this study were witnessing people injured and reporting a perceived life threat.

Significant predictors of increased IES scores included being male, witnessing people injured and reporting a perceived life threat but when co-morbid anxiety and depression are included as potential predictors anxiety remains the only significant predictor of PTSD scores.

Our findings that witnessing people injured and reporting a perceived life threat were significant risk factors and that co-morbid anxiety mediates the effect of exposure, age and gender as predictors of PTSD adds to the growing literature base identifying specific key factors for screening and assessing children after traumatic events.

Collectively, these findings support the LSAY scale as a stable measure of perceived life satisfaction in older Australian adolescents.

More than any other genre, country music leans heavily on storytelling, an area where life experience, or perceived life experience, makes a difference.

A self-administered questionnaire was used, and included questions on demographic information, perceived risk of malignancy, and perceived life expectancy given a diagnosis of malignancy.

In Trickey and colleague's meta-analysis [ 5] perceived life threat was reported as a risk factor with a large effect size.

Under the full model (Model 1), which included both stress variables, only perceived life stress showed an association with current smoking.

It was a big switch in the way I perceived life.