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Furthermore, fatigue is common across all rheumatic diseases, correlates with all measures of distress, and predicts dysfunction at work and overall health status [ 32].
Potential participants were asked to contact the study administration if they fulfilled the inclusion criteria (pain now and the previous two weeks or longer in back and/or neck of the kind that brought about marked dysfunction at work and/or in leisure time).
Second, because of some of the ways Gen Y grew up (highly structured, immediate feedback, 'friend' relationships with their parents, etc...) the common dysfunctions at work I referenced earlier have hit them particularly hard.
"It's sort of the dysfunction of Congress at work — or not working," said DeFazio, explaining that the House and Senate often passed many of the individual bills in a bipartisan way, only to have them stall in the other chamber.
There's a lower stratum of sexual dysfunction and fear at work, which is difficult, if not impossible to understand:: the ultimate meaning of the chaotic "Chinatown" of the title.
Explanations for the excess poor health seen relative to England and comparable English city-regions may therefore lie elsewhere, though this does not exclude the possibility that more extreme aspects of family dysfunction may be at work in Scotland.
Orbitofrontal dysfunction is known to be at work in addictive behaviour.
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Finally, the Role function domain addresses performance in work, home, or social settings (example of mild dysfunctioning: " Able to function okay at work, home, school, or with friends but often don't enjoy what I am doing, and/or feel more withdrawn lately").
No amount of observation alone will uncover the dysfunction without a commitment to the idea that there is a destructive neuropsychological process at work that causes an underlying dysfunction.
