That is, management of emotional conflicts that create dysfunction and of symptoms like depression and anxiety.
A corrupt police department, he added, would create dysfunction and upheaval, the exact opposite of the current situation.
In the short term, controlling core symptoms is of key importance as hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattention frequently create dysfunction for patients, their families and their peers.
The present hyper-concentration of wealth is creating dysfunctions in our economy that are strikingly unfair and ultimately unproductive, not only for society's most vulnerable, but also to our overall societal productivity and well-being.
"But if a belief creates dysfunction and causes a person to become frozen and stuck -- unable to make decisions, go to work or perform their usual tasks -- or if it keeps a person depressed, then it would be helpful to talk with someone to help reframe it so that it becomes functional".
A lack of trust among teachers and principals and parents frequently creates dysfunction in schools, noted Payne.
I showed how the dual-class structure created dysfunction and led to Snap Inc. (SNAP) falling far below its IPO valuation.
By continuing to reinforce the choices and habits that have created dysfunction in today's world, any whispering from the future will remain just that — rather than growing into a potential tour de force that can change the world now. 1. Employee "cups" must be emptied so that a truer intraorganizational dialogue can begin.
Indeed, the hereditary mutations of ENaC subunits were demonstrated to result in Liddle's syndrome of hypertension (Schild et al. 1996); disruptive mutations creating dysfunction of ENaC were found to cause pseudohypoaldosteronism with severe sodium loss (Chang et al. 1996; Kerem et al. 1999).
The disposition usually occurs owing to paralaryngeal muscular imbalance (decompensation), which can create laryngeal dysfunction and consequently deteriorating the voice quality.
