Sentence examples for extent of distress from inspiring English sources

It's the issue of control and the extent of distress one experiences".

The extent of distress during and immediately after the event is measured with the Peritraumatic Distress Inventory (PDI) [ 57, 67].

This paper reviews the literature detailing the extent of distress in patients, the staffing needed to treat such levels of distress, and the efficacy of psychosocial treatments for cancer patients.

The 18-item scale measures anxiety (e.g., nervousness or shakiness inside), depression (e.g., feeling lonely), and general somatic symptoms (e.g., feeling weak in parts of your body) using a 5-point scale to measure the extent of distress experienced over the past week; the response options were: "not at all," "a little bit," "moderately," "quite a bit," and "extremely".

Given the near impossibility of conducting such a study, it may be beneficial to measure distress at additional points such as just after diagnosis but prior to treatment and on the last day of treatment to provide a fuller context for interpreting of the nature and extent of distress following treatment.

This Dutch questionnaire determines the extent of 'Distressed-personality' of the patient.

Although preterm or problematic birth may give rise to parental distress, the extent of the distress does not seem to be exclusively dependent on the severity of the preterm infant's illness.

"The extent of borrower distress is barely touched upon with these rates".

"Given the complexity of this crisis and the extent of the distress of our people from the north … we must together, I say together, clear the path ahead to free our country from these invaders, who only leave desolation, deprivation and pain in their wake".

Higher scores in the five functional scales and global health status scale represent better functioning, whereas higher scores in symptom scales reflect a greater extent of symptom distress.

Furthermore, to identify potential differences between the two experimental groups and the two control groups (both with and without pre-measurement) at T3 the extent of psychological distress and quality of life will be compared.