We can hypothesize that emotional and psychological impact is more related to distressing notions such as shame, embarrassment, stigma, rather than burden of care related to household such as taking care of daily tasks.
In addition to the emotional, psychological, physical and economic impact, the concept of 'burden of care' involves subtle but distressing notions such as shame, embarrassment, feelings of guilt and self-blame [ 3].
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Today, I'm increasingly finding animal farming an alien notion and find it very distressing to see the conditions some animals are kept in.
The notion that they might not be unique was distressing but any differences between them felt like personal failures.
Additionally, the results support the notion that IAMs are not unique to negative and distressing events in the form of flashbacks, also occurring for positive information (Berntsen, 2001; Berntsen & Rubin, 2008; Krans et al., 2009).
"Zero tolerance has barely been enacted, and it has been very sporadically enforced," Mr. Clohessy said, "so the notion that we ought to rethink it at this early juncture is very distressing".
It offered several perplexing thoughts: that we had become so caught up in the dark narrative of her songs – the blighted love, the drugs, the chaos, the notion of the mercurial genius – that when her demise became ever more brazen and distressing, we saw Winehouse not as an individual but as the butt of chat-show jokes and YouTube footage.
The notion that the impoverished Andean nation could leapfrog past America in electoral professionalism in a few months is a distressing sign of how invested our political parties are in the status quo.
