The attackers were intent on murder, intent on using a firearm, intent on causing fear, distress, disorder in a particular part of west London".
The actors aren't even bad, with Slater, Brendan Fehr, Amy Matysio and Michael Therriault evoking plenty of expected fear, distress and heroic initiative.
Negative affectivity [ 1], refers to an individual's disposition to states of fear, distress, sadness, panic, and fatigue.
The systematic search combined sets of the following groups of keywords: (1) cancer; (2) delay, diagnostic interval, diagnostic pathway; (3) benign, negative, false alarm, all-clear, non-cancer, false positive; (4) symptoms; (5) help-seeking, attitudes, awareness, anxiety, fear, distress, psychological, reassurance; (6) referral, repeat, investigation, examination and test.
The mind often jumps into fear, distress, bewilderment, or confusion and condemnation, which is a sign the mind is still wild and inexperienced.
A standardized rating of 1 represents the worst possible function (extreme difficulties, constant fear, extreme distress) and a rating of 7 represents the best possible function (no difficulties, no fear, no distress).
"Imagine their fear and distress," he said.
For many, it is a time of fear and distress.
This criminalises repeated fear and distress, even if it does not involve violence.
But everyone in a family feels the fear and distress of unemployment.
The way that decisions about family separations are made and enacted is another source of great fear and distress.
