Sentence examples for disorder reflections from inspiring English sources

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"Narrative identity takes part in the story's movement, in the dialectic between order and disorder" ("Reflections on a New Ethos for Europe," Philosophy and Social Criticism, 21 (5) (1995): 6, translation modified; reprinted in Kearney 1996).

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Though Asperger regarded it as a biological defect of affective contact innate, inborn, analogous to a physical or intellectual defect Kanner tended to view it as a psychogenic disorder, a reflection of bad parenting, and most especially of a chillingly remote, often professional "refrigerator mother".

Though Asperger regarded it as a biological defect of affective contact — innate, inborn, analogous to a physical or intellectual defect — Kanner tended to view it as a psychogenic disorder, a reflection of bad parenting, and most especially of a chillingly remote, often professional "refrigerator mother".

This risk is specifically recognized in diagnoses from anorexia nervosa to schizophrenia to post-traumatic stress disorder, a reflection of research that has shown elevated risk to be a concern not just with depressive or personality disorders.

Subsequently, random point defects were introduced in the ordered pattern in order to study the influence of disorder on the reflection spectra and to establish the presence of localized modes.

By contrast, and more tentatively, PD in the context of bipolar disorder, might be a reflection of a dysphoric manic or mixed hypomanic symptomatology.

"Talk to them to understand if their eating disorder behaviors are a reflection of other more deep-seated problems," Micali said.

Some critics initially questioned whether PTSD was a "real" disorder, or merely a reflection of problems that had existed in a person prior to being traumatized.

According to a worldwide survey published by WHO, a key reason for failure of good health care for headache in all countries is that physicians receive little training in diagnosing and managing headache disorders [2], a reflection of the paradoxically low priority accorded to these common and burdensome disorders.

And the current categories of substance abuse and dependence will be referred to as "addiction and related disorders" -- a reflection that these problems cannot be easily categorized as mild or severe but occur on a continuum.

Although it is tempting to see his church interior as a reflection of personal disorder, maybe it is the opposite, a way of putting the world into perspective.

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