It encompasses moods from the intensely erotic – Kirsten Supine was inspired by Kirsten Dunst's nude scene in Lars von Trier's Melancholia – to the surprisingly tender.
Bipolar disorder (BP), first conceptualized as a distinct disorder in the 1850s by French psychiatrist Jean-Pierre Falret, is defined by episodic and extreme fluctuations in mood, encompassing both mania and depression.
Melancholia is frequently conceptualised as a biological disorder encompassing disturbances of mood, motor function, thinking, cognition and perception [ 1, 2].
There's certainly an all-encompassing mood when we play it live".
Ms. Maulella's elastic performance easily encompasses the wide mood swings of Janet's character.
It may be more informative to target broader categories, such as severe mental illness, which encompasses all major mood and psychotic disorders that typically start in late adolescence or young adulthood and are severe enough to require specialist psychiatric care.
It is another to devise a plan that encompasses all the moods and vagaries of humanity.
For long stretches, the moods are sustained, eloquent, encompassing.
A good mood broadens that beam, he says, encompassing more things than we would see otherwise, and in some cases leads to more distractions.
This research was multifaceted and involved several interconnected projects encompassing four broad areas of research: (a) perinatal AD, (b) perinatal mood disorders, (c) perinatal mental health treatment access, and (d) medically high risk pregnancy.
Emerson's "epistemology of moods" is an attempt to construct a framework for encompassing what might otherwise seem contradictory outlooks, viewpoints, or doctrines.
