Russian themes and composers are core preoccupations for Mr. Ratmansky, as evidenced this year by his version of Stravinsky's "Firebird".
It is known that core ED psychopathology involves preoccupation with self, particularly with eating, weight and shape concerns and their control (Fairburn, Cooper, & Shafran, 2003; Fairburn, Shafran, & Cooper, 1998).
The severity of core features such as preoccupations with body image, weight, eating and exercising predicts greater resistance to treatment.
Nonetheless, internet addiction is generally described in the psychological literature as an individual's inability to control internet use, having the core symptoms including withdrawal reaction, preoccupation, tolerance, and significant functional impairments [ 11- 14].
Europe is much more of a preoccupation for the hard core of UKIP than for the party's potential converts.
Given the current federal and state preoccupation with standardized testing in core subjects, it is particularly crucial that educators multiculturalize core curricula such as math, science, reading, and writing.
Core strength is not one of my preoccupations.
The clarity of performance moves us beyond preoccupation with McBride's fractured syntax, so that the core of this piece emerges.
The preoccupation of economists on the burden of the disease joined the policies and caregivers preoccupations.
The neurobiological underpinnings of BN are poorly understood; Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies focused on self-regulatory [ 4, 5] and reward processes [ 6- 8] have identified differences in fronto-striatal functioning in people with BN and these may underlie core BN symptomatology such as binge eating, purging and undue body weight and shape preoccupation and dissatisfaction.
