There is a compelling argument that the preoccupation with the coach is part of the problem, that England have made an undue fetish of this role, in outline and in practice – just the wrong side of control, into controlling – that players have been nannied, and that there has been too much in the way of top-down data management, of over-coaching; a tyranny by laptop.
However, the bipolar group rated their suicidal imagery as significantly more compelling, reported a significantly greater preoccupation with the suicidal imagery and finally, were more than twice as likely to report that the images made them want to take action to complete suicide than the unipolar group.
Biting her nails, chewing her lip, she talks about numerous preoccupations, and few are as compelling to her as the question of Puerto Rican identity, a question that nearly every artist here confronts.
Further, there is a strong argument that distancing and acceptance techniques may also be specifically applicable to preoccupation with auditory hallucinations given their 'verbal' form, their compelling salience, and the propensity of voice hearers to be drawn into reacting to the literal content [ 46, 47].
The challenge for Saunders will be to harness this commercially compelling and laudable narrative at DVF, while re-engaging the label with more timely catwalk preoccupations.
While there is reasonable support for notions of 'content' specificity, with anxiety being linked to a preoccupation with threat and depression being associated with loss (for a review see Beck, 2005), compelling evidence of 'process' specificity has yet to be established at the diagnostic level.
Key's enthusiastic campaigning for a new flag for no more compelling or timely reason than he was sometimes asked to stand before an Australian one struck some as a preoccupation with legacy-building.
Another big, new preoccupation?
But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.
