Sentence examples for distress express from inspiring English sources

The salient findings of this research are that patients without chronic illness, who are identified as having mental distress, express these symptoms through an array of somatic symptoms that they attribute to social disadvantage and strained family relationships.

If the caregiver scolded the robot when it was in distress, expressing frustration or anger, the robot would later express a distressed state using the aggressive, intense patterns we typically associate with anger.

In June 2016, I wrote about the distress expressed to me and other therapists following the Brexit vote.

After that, the distress expressed by Bernanke and Yellen at least on its face speaks to why females shouldn't care about being wooed by the economics club in the first place.

"Only tell parents good news" was the "golden rule" mentioned frequently by the respondents; any emotional distress expressed by the migrant child would also bring anxiety to parents, and thus it was wiser not to reveal negative emotion to parents.

Moreover, eating symptoms and distress have been shown to be associated with carer distress, expressed emotion, and psychological control in a model developed using cross sectional data [ 26].

Kornblith et al (1995) examined physical, social and psychological well-being with a variety of instruments in 151 ovarian cancer patients (see Table 3), and reported significant psychological distress (expressed as 1.5 s.d. above a predetermined nationwide community sample standard in Mental Health Inventory psychological distress scores) in one-third of patients at study entry.

In an experiment in which participants gained or lost the same amount of money, for instance, the distress participants expressed over losing the money was greater than the joy that accompanied the gain.

Mental distress was expressed primarily as somatic complaints including headaches, perturbed sleep and autonomic symptoms.

These findings are in line with its psychological construction as a buffering or mediating factor between actual burden and the degree of distress symptoms expressed [ 33].

Distressed fans expressed their support on Leighton's blog and urged readers on social media to buy the book while it was still available.