Pepinsky warns: "The parallels to Ferdinand Marcos, who also was elected in democratic elections and exploited elite and middle-class distress about chronic political instability in the early 1970s before declaring martial law, are troubling".
(A student taking a Siddons English class, "Families in Distress," wonders about the Ramsays, "Were they a family in distress or just a family?") "All Souls" is shot through with Woolf's lyrical, restless spirit.
Prospective associations between gender and baseline social class and psychiatric distress at age 57 are then estimated with adjustment for baseline psychiatric distress (model C).
Interactions between gender, social class and psychiatric distress were tested at all stages and were retained if they were significant at the P < 0.05 level at any stage.
26 Multivariate logistic regression models were used to determine the effect of latent class on emotional distress, adjusted for other covariates.
The WOMAC was explored for DIF by gender, age, social deprivation, social class, employment status, distress, body mass index and clinical factors.
The Israeli business class is similarly distressed by the ongoing violence with Palestinians.
She went on to earn another Tony nomination in the Lincoln Center Theater's 1996 revival of "A Delicate Balance," Edward Albee's ferocious dark comedy about an upper-class household in distress.
More often than not, she's called on to portray a lower-class woman in distress but battling it with every fiber in her small frame.
doi 10.1186/1471-2458-9-298 Informants classed as mental distress cases underwent further qualitative interviews to elicit the explanatory models.
Then discuss the following questions with the class: Why is a distress signal important?
