Sentence examples for dimension of mental from inspiring English sources
Vinaya claims the Zenta is the first wearable to not only monitor your physical wellbeing, but also incorporate the added dimension of mental wellbeing.
But there is another, more inward, dimension of mental health which also turns out to be extremely important.
Suicidal behaviors represent a fatal dimension of mental ill-health, involving both environmental and heritable (genetic) influences.
In fact, while the ECHR and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights consider mental integrity as a right to mental-health, pendant of the right of physical integrity understood as physical health, a more complex dimension of mental integrity is elicited by neurotechnology.
Once opened -- no matter how small -- the door offers a new dimension of mental capacity.
Moreover, self-reporting bias might be imparted, especially in the dimension of mental health.
Certified psychiatrists should be able to employ treatments, such as drug therapy, electroconvulsive therapy, and biofeedback, to address biological dimensions of mental and emotional disorders.
Results supported a separate dimension of violent ideations with a small to moderate correlation with five other dimensions of mental health: internalising, prosociality, ADHD, indirect/proactive aggression, and physical/reactive aggression.
Using a 2 × 2 factorial experimental design, we examined the influence of the type of message – SMS vs. MMS – and type of content – informational vs. transformational – on the three dimensions of mental imagery: vividness, quantity and elaboration.
To provide a basic characterisation of the relations between violent ideations and dimensions of mental health and provide a foundation for future research in this area we factor analysed a measure of violent ideations and an omnibus measure of mental health dimensions in a normative sample of 1306 youth (at age 17).
Stronger study designs are needed to determine the effects of meditation programs in improving the positive dimensions of mental health and stress-related behavior.
