Sentence examples for describing self from inspiring English sources

The GHA was characterized by a general low profile of emotional cognition including identifying, describing self emotion and external imagination.

An educational booklet describing self care [ 17] or a "lumbar roll" for correction of the seated position was sometimes provided to the patient at the discretion of the therapist.

Now its definition is more explicitly refined with five dominant features: (1) difficulty in identifying one's emotion; (2) difficulty in describing self feelings verbally;(3) a reduction or incapability to experience emotions;(4) an absence of tendencies to image one else's emotion, or an externally oriented cognitive style; and (5) poor capacity for fantasize or symbolic thought [ 2].

This paper sidesteps such disciplinary stories by describing self-scrutiny as a practice that moved through a variety of cultural, social and technological contexts in early twentieth-century America.

In order to predict the heating behaviour in milk powder deposits, a mathematical model describing self-heating in low moisture solids has been developed and a numerical simulation program has been written.

There's also the useful method known as "constraint relaxation", a technical way of describing self-helpy questions such as, "What would you do if you weren't afraid, or if money were no object?" Examine your predicament, then remove one of the constraints – money, time, family disapproval – and ask what you'd do.

CONCLUSIONS: There is a moderately well developed literature describing self-perceived and observed gaps in the current care for depression in primary care.

The theory introduces a set of interdisciplinary constraints for describing self-consciousness and the first-person perspective on the phenomenological, representational, functional and neuroscientific levels of description and attempts to accommodate a number of neurophenomenological case studies.

This is just another way of describing self-serving bigotry.

Just underneath the ledge, Oldham stopped the skiers and spent several minutes describing "self-arrest" techniques to use when falling on the steep snow.

In a further adjusted analysis Martorell and colleagues showed that the influence of behaviour was ameliorated by the inclusion of a variable describing self-determination.