As a result, many of the young people who write into the project describe fear and concern about sex – one 13-year-old girl said she knew from seeing a video on a mobile phone at school that during sex women "cry and hurt".
3 terms are used to describe fear in relation to pain: pain-related fear, fear of movement, and kinesiophobia.
The collocates also describe fear as experienced with zaciśnięte ze strachu oczy 'eyes closed (lit. pressed) with fear' or the opposite rozszerzone strachem oczy 'eyes widened with fear', as evident in the corpus data.
However, some patients describe fear of being a burden on their family [ 49, 69, 77] or unsupportive family members as a direct barrier to medication adherence [ 17, 22, 37, 40, 48, 49, 52, 66, 68, 69, 77, 79, 118].
'(be) eaten up' and oblecieć '(be) overwhelmed'). 3 Lists of concordances provide materials concerning the Sources (Stimuli) of fear as in the list below (fear of getting lost, fear of God, etc).: (9) fear concordances The noun collocates in the Polish corpus data describe fear as experienced with rozszerzone strachem oczy 'eyes widened with fear'.
Patients describe fear as a common barrier to insulin administration, in particular fear of needles, fear of consequences of administering insulin incorrectly, and the pain of injection or blood testing [ 37, 38, 41, 44, 46, 49, 50, 58, 69, 71, 73, 83, 88, 113, 117].
to describe fears associated with childbirth and reasons for the fears.
Some psychological terms and notions change, such as paranoia which is now a common term to describe fears or phobias, and has had various meanings in psych.
Passengers in all three cars described fear and unease in the towns, but not yet panic and lawlessness.
People referred to neurologists for headache described fear and distress, particularly about the possibility of a brain tumour.
Empirical literature describes fear as one of the main emotions in adventure activities, and for this reason a questionnaire was designed to examine the presence of fear before and after three adventure activities (parachuting, white-water rafting, and rock-climbing).
