The phrase 'as helplessness' can be used in written English.
You can use it to compare one feeling or emotion to another. For example: "I felt a profound sense of despair, as helplessness descended over me."
They found that in patients with AS helplessness, depression and passive coping accounted for significant variability in self-reported functional limitations as measured with the BASFI questionnaire.
Many Greeks will be inclined to vote for the insurgents as much out of hopelessness as helplessness.
As helplessness and despair gripped badly affected communities, the Aquino administration bore the brunt of local and international criticism.
Mainly, the women needed to put into words negative feelings such as helplessness, failure and shame.
In cases of low self-efficacy, attributes such as helplessness, anxiety, sadness, and depression are common.
Furthermore, the effect of patient reported outcomes such as helplessness could be mediated through several factors.
In addition, the Reward Dependence trait influences the level of Uncertainty and Helplessness, as well as Fantasy regarding external solutions, but not Persistence.
In extreme cases, a loss of control can lead to a condition known as learned helplessness, in which a person becomes helpless to influence his own environment.
It's up to US voters to overcome their habit of learned helplessness as well.
This feeling is known as learned helplessness.
In Rossini's version, which begins with the devious sorceress hurling dazzling coloratura lines that parallel her deceptions, the composer craftily strips away her ornaments as her helplessness is revealed.
