I looked at their profiles, their ears, hands, ankles and other bodily qualities.
Hume distinguishes four broad categories of objects or features of ourselves which give rise to the indirect passions: our wealth, external goods, or property; our immediate relatives or those people who are closely related to us on another basis; our bodily qualities or attributes; and, most important, our qualities of mind, or character traits (T, 2.1.2.5; 294f7.1–5/279, 294f; DP, 146 53).
Similar findings have been found from other setting where FSWs interpreted their health in relation to bodily qualities by saying, 'I am young.
Of all the MOS subscales, perceived health, bodily pain, quality of life, and role function had the lowest scores.
Fig. 1 Path analyses to headache frequency from headache intensity, sleep quality, bodily pain, and burden of headache (physical and emotional) with depression as the mediating variable.
BP, Bodily Pain; DLQI, Dermatology Life Quality Index; MCS, mental component summary; SF-36, Short-Form 36 Health Survey VASS, visual analog scale; VT, Vitality.
This includes their bodily integrity and quality of life, particularly with respect to reproductive capability as well as ability to experience sex, and the free development of their personality.
Ries and colleagues [ 58] used the Child Health Questionnaire [ 34, 35] and reported that bodily pain-related quality-of-life scores were significantly reduced, compared with boys in the general population.
A revised definition identifies pain as "a somatic perception containing a bodily sensation with qualities like those reported during tissue-damaging stimulation; an experienced threat associated with this sensation; and a feeling of unpleasantness or other negative emotions based on this experienced threat" [ 7].
Biomaterials are natural or synthetic materials used in biological systems to repair or replace tissues, organs or bodily functions, improving the quality of life of patients [1].
