So she works to diminish self-consciousness: she doesn't watch her performance after a take or read her reviews, stays in at night for weeks on end, and, when she does go out, seeks anonymity behind one of her forty-nine pairs of sunglasses.
Even falls that do not result in injury can diminish self-confidence and cause loss of function [ 4].
On the one hand, depression can diminish self-efficacy and make individuals question their ability to accomplish tasks, such as booking a doctor's appointment.
Therefore, the occurrence of different size polymorphisms in intron P1 paired element do not refrain intron self-splicing mechanism, although there is a hypothesis that the presence of HEG may diminish self-splicing efficiency [ 1].
Weight management programs directed at overweight adolescent girls should include psychological interventions aiming to diminish self-image distress, especially that associated with feelings, attitudes, and behavior towards the opposite sex, as well as future career plans.
Listening to the dressed-up crap that the candidates spout, Jones's Hockstader stands like a linebacker, ready to tackle anyone who tries to get in his way, even if that person is his own, diminishing self.
The inner landscape of a poet who has seemed to allegorize her own life has become northern, bleak, full of negation; the book appears to circle obsessively about its griefs as the poet's incantations are directed toward death and the diminished self; elegy and epitaph abound.
The pursuit of perfection contributes to heightened anxiety, stress, depression, and diminished self esteem.
This word seems to sting with a sense of diminished self worth ever since losing my career to illness last year.
Both groups of children behaviorally demonstrated a diminishing "self" response as the image presented contained a smaller percentage of the self face, indicating successful self-other discrimination.
