Sentence examples for distress arising from from inspiring English sources
"Psychological distress arising from the accident and its aftermath has had a profound impact on individual and community behavior," including a sense of fatalism and dependency that has been transferred to the next generation in the affected zone.
To minimise any distress arising from the interviews, and in accordance with QCS research committee and JCU ethics requirements, participants were advised that counselling was available following the interviews if required.
We evaluate a new intervention, Groups 4 Health (G4H), a manualized 5-module psychological intervention that targets the development and maintenance of social group relationships to treat psychological distress arising from social isolation.
In addition, one of the headlines erred in stating that Smylie "is nearly broke"; the article referred to an earlier period of financial distress arising from the theft.
[ 60] Light et al. [ 37] offer a number of solutions to alleviate distress arising from being on a CTO.
Of these factors, as expected, withdrawal (defined as the distress arising from not being able to play video games and using games as a means of coping with adverse emotional states) accounts for the greatest part of the variance.
Today that distress arises from the shortage of manual labor that the Island faces.
Second, the claim that Knoblauch's distress arises from the imposition of brain upon feeling (or mind upon matter) represents the worst, and most philistine, of mischaracterizations. Yes, one form of unwanted, conscious mentality may be intruding upon a different and required style of unconscious cognition.
The theory proposes that psychological distress arises from unresolved conflict between goals.
The hypothesis was made that spiritual distress arises from unmet spiritual needs.
The hypothesis was made that spiritual distress arises from unmet spiritual needs and that the greater the degree to which a spiritual need remains unmet, the greater the disturbance in spiritual state and the greater the level of spiritual distress experienced by the patient.
