Like for the majority of health-related quality of life questionnaires, the correlations were quite strong between the subscales and particularly for the negative affectivity and apprehension about the future and management of the child(ren) and of everyday life dimensions.> -wrap-foot> Bravais-Pearson's r (N = 436).
The management of child(ren) and of everyday life dimension was further correlated with the social functioning dimension of the QLQ-C30 (r = −0.62, p < 0.001).
These were colour photographs of neutral everyday stimuli with dimensions of approximately 640 × 480 pixels, displayed on the computer screen.
The potential conscripts met a psychologist for a semistructured interview that covered areas relevant to general everyday life, including dimensions such as social maturity, leisure interests, psychological energy and emotional stability.
"Lonely Hearts" adds the dimensions — of everyday life, of moral accountability — that nastily foreshortened exploitation movies like "Honeymoon Killers" leave out.
The images -- usually photographed from newspapers -- that Ms. Sacco projects onto those surfaces transform the objects into complex metaphors, revealing the moral dimensions of everyday things, places and experiences.
All his works share an abiding interest in the moral dimensions of everyday life, and none more so than his new novel, "The Man in My Basement" (Little, Brown; $22.95), a compelling, peculiar exploration of race and identity.
The concept of perezhivanie (vivencia in Spanish) is a cultural - historical concept used as a unit of analysis to understand affective dimensions of everyday experience.
Several thinkers have continued Schutz's tradition in philosophy and sociology, such as Maurice Natanson who emphasized the tension between individual, existential and social, anonymizing dimensions of everyday life experience.
Harrison (2004) explored the social dimensions of "everyday" or amateur photography.
