Sentence examples for elicit distress from inspiring English sources

31 Given the poor recognition of overweight in children, it is likely that receiving such feedback will elicit distress in some people, which may accentuate attentional narrowing.

Although the intervention elicited many helpful EOL conversations, our studies have demonstrated that repeated invitations for participation in ACP may elicit distress in some patients and many patients continue to be reticent about completing formal ACP documentation [ 6, 16].

They tested whether this training influenced participants' later responses to an OC-stressor task (a task designed to elicit distress and urges to engage in a compulsion or neutralisation behaviour).

This supports consistent evidence linking attachment anxiety to psychological distress [ 20], and recent evidence that high-demand conditions — of which pregnancy could be one — also elicit distress in highly-avoidant individuals [ 59, 60].

These instincts are deeply rooted: long before it reasons, a baby, like a playing dog or wolf, will cease a form of play that elicits distress in a companion (Changeux 2008, p. 52), a phenomenon known as "violence inhibition".

The CCDS elicits distress using a 6-month symptoms recall, inappropriate to our goal of capturing life-course stress.

In this group, high mentoring shows tendencies to elicit high distress mental health factors (Table 1).

Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry ACTRN12613000001796 16.10.13 Despite improvements in treatment and survival rates, a cancer diagnosis continues to elicit greater distress than any other medical diagnosis [ 1].

Although median pain duration of 1.5 years for patients with CRPS was significantly shorter, this time period seems however extensive enough to elicit psychological distress.

In these women who approached cancer genetic testing with confidence, the uncertainty raised by this ambiguous result may have elicited increased distress.

A cancer diagnosis elicits greater distress than any other medical diagnosis, and yet very few studies have evaluated the efficacy of structured online self-help therapeutic programs to alleviate this distress.