Sentence examples for concentration enjoyment from inspiring English sources

It was designed to be administered by trained lay interviewers and only consists of 12 items dealing with: depression, pessimism, wishing death, guilt, sleep, interest, irritability, appetite, fatigue, concentration, enjoyment and tearfulness.

The 12 EURO-D items (depressed mood, pessimism, wishing death, guilt, sleep, interest, irritability, appetite, fatigue, concentration, enjoyment and tearfulness) were all taken from the Geriatric Mental State [ 31]; each item is scored 0 (symptom not present) or 1 (symptom present), generating a simple ordinal scale with a maximum score of 12.

I arranged for all the Paris Review interviews published by Penguin under separate volumes to be sent to me in Istanbul: I read them with concentration and enjoyment.

Interactivity has been reported to subjectively improve concentration and enjoyment by Malek et al., with significantly better learning outcomes using case based teaching in radiology [15].

Effortless concentration and enjoyment Complete immersion there is no room in your awareness for conflicts or contradictions Flashes of intense living against the dull background of everyday life Effortless action that some people feel stand out as the best in their lives.

The first two factors conformed to affective suffering (depression, suicidality and tearfulness) and motivation (interest, concentration and enjoyment).

A question was added about interference due to worry; 'how much has worry about your illness interfered with work, concentration or enjoyment during the last 6 months'.

However, Principal Components Analysis generated two factors common to nearly every centre: an affective suffering factor (depression, tearfulness, pessimism and wishing death) and a motivation factor (interest, concentration and enjoyment) [ 12].

Factor one conformed to affective suffering (depression, suicidality and tearfulness) with smaller contribution (0.4 0.5) from guilt, irritability and fatigue, and factor two indicated motivation (interest, concentration and enjoyment) but negligible loadings from other items.

Previous studies defined flow as the holistic sensation that people feel when they act with total concentration and intrinsic enjoyment.

Most of the previous Euro-D studies suggest two common factors; affective suffering (including depression, tearfulness and wishing to death) and motivation (including loss of interest, poor concentration and lack of enjoyment).