For all three scales, significant mean differences between the experience of recalled maternal vs. paternal rearing behavior emerged in terms of less rejecting and less punitive, emotionally warmer and more overprotective mothers.
Ultimately, he saw a value in the experience of disorientation, recalling how he, in "Deaf," did not subtitle sign language.
Further possible reasons for low rates of mental health care use might be related to stigmatization of seeking mental health care or fear of recalling painful experiences.
In the so-called Diaries – not daily records, but examinations of recalled experience – he sets down a startling series of vignettes from early childhood.
A figure detaches itself from the crowd and tells a story of intense personal experience — Francesca recalling her passion for Paolo, or the noble Farinata rising proudly from a scorching tomb.
Mr. Waters, however, has a different memory of the experience, recalling arguments as "fairly few and far between" and describing the idea that Mr. Ezrin served as a buffer between him and the rest of the band "frankly, incorrect.
"It was a bit of an out-of-brain experience," admitted Rachel Edwards, recalling the evening last November when Stephen Sondheim turned up to watch her company's performance of Sweeney Todd in a south London pie and mash shop.
Bill Carrick, a Democratic political consultant who has worked for Feinstein for many years, said, "She had had the experience of a recall attempt herself, when she was mayor of San Francisco, and the extreme left and the extreme right ganged up on her.
Studies examining the feasibility of electronic patient-reporting of symptomatic side effects of cancer treatment have shown high acceptability of self-reporting presented as high satisfaction with using the system [9, 10, 11, 12], and the patient's experience of aided recall of symptoms helped them feel more in control of their care [12].
"It was kind of like an out-of-body experience," Dickey recalled.
