Is it something she will have to confront and process after she retires?
It made her children celebrities and forced her and Mr. Mann to confront a process that may have made them all grow up too quickly.
In a therapeutic context, it may enable unflinching consideration of painful emotional material without the patient experiencing negative affect – that is, without being so distressed by traumatic memories that they are unable to confront and process them.
The game may be over but the choices remain – and by ending chapter of Waking Dead with a guide to the actions of other players, developer Telltale Games cleverly addresses and confronts the process.
Full-scale anaerobic single-phase digesters can be confronted with process instabilities, which often result in the accumulation of propionic acid (HPr).
Virtual reality, then, allows patients to be immersed in simulations of what has traumatized them, at a gradual pace, and helps them confront and process these difficult emotional memories and, crucially, get beyond them.
Colleagues and I are testing an intervention that has FM patients confront and process avoided emotional experiences and relationships, and are comparing it to CBT and an educational control.
Instead of confronting that forlorn process head-on, Stern morphs into Pollyanna.
"No one else has found as convincing a way," writes the historian Lootsma, of "showing the spatial consequences of the desires of the individual parties involved in a design process, confronting them with each other and opening a debate with society, instead of just fighting for one or the other, as most architects would".
Defrauded student loan borrowers seeking relief from the Obama administration are confronting an Education Department process that a senior House Democrat compared to the government's bungled response to the mortgage robo-signing crisis that shook the U.S. housing market.
