"Foreclosures may result in vacant homes that may invite crime and create an appearance of market distress, diminishing the market value of other nearby properties," she said.
Even though the death of a significant other can be a very painful experience, most bereaved persons return to an adaptive level of functioning after the loss and bereavement-related distress diminishes over time.
An important element of these evidence-based therapies is the gradual, systematic exposure to traumatic memories until their capacity to trigger distress diminishes.
This rebound was associated with increases in negative affect, anxiety, and distress and diminished perceptions of controllability over thoughts.
The most important shortcoming of our study is that we did not assess all building blocks of clinically defined MODS (e.g. acute respiratory distress, hypotension, diminished cardiac output).
Although there is limited research on the humanistic burden of asthma, studies show a high (31%-50%) prevalence of psychological distress and diminished QoL among asthma patients relative to subjects without asthma.
In a study of the 911 terrorism attack in the USA, negative changes measured by the CiOQ were the most powerful predictors of heightened distress and diminished psychological well-being in both the short- and longer-term following the attack [ 37].
Initially, the session is distressing, but as it is long enough to allow habituation, distress levels diminish towards the end and more and more details are recalled.
In his lawsuit, Wildhaber stated that because he "does not fit into the stereotypical norms of what a 'male' should be," and has allegedly been "damaged in the form of lost wages and benefits of employment, future wages, emotional distress, humiliation and diminished employment status".
Involved here are feelings of well-being and diminished distress.
