Sentence examples for collective mental from inspiring English sources

Fox has begun to recede below the collective mental horizon.

Globalization tears down the walls that divide our collective mental universe.

Right now, our collective mental health is a national crisis and should be treated as one.

FISCAL officers in the states might be forgiven for having a collective mental breakdown.

Her name was Kristin which, by some curious collective mental quirk, no one ever remembers without effort.

The conservative movement is suffering a collective mental breakdown.Americans strongly favour the introduction of universal health care.

Many of our scales showed good reliability in this population, including those for self-efficacy, individual agency, social cohesion, mental health, collective efficacy, collective agency and collective action.

The 'success' of a 5-day course is considered with reference to the broader issue of collective empowerment for mental health service users.

Is this a bad sign about our collective priorities and mental health? A. For decades social scientists have been worrying that our social connections are fraying, that we've become a society of lonely narcissists.

But I think that by using words like stigma to describe society's collective perceptions of mental health problems and the personal and social challenges people face, we accept the stigma and buy into the very concepts we are trying to challenge.

As Fleck states in the last sentence of (1935b), "'To see' means: to recreate, at a suitable moment, a picture created by the mental collective to which one belongs".