Throughout, Mr. Crutchfield conducted with an unerring eye for dramatic color and flexible changes in mood.
The findings summarized above suggest that it is important to empower undergraduate students, especially those exhibiting depressed mood, with flexible and effective skills for coping with stress [ 5].
China did not appear to be in the mood to be flexible on Wednesday.
Methods: Twenty-eight DSM-IV BD outpatients were consecutively recruited into the study and were randomized to receive one of two open-label treatments, with quetiapine or classical mood stabilizers at flexible doses for 12 months.
Andrew Hale felt that composing the game's score was a flexible process "about setting a mood", as opposed to a "mechanical" process in which the music was specifically composed to fit with the time frames of the game; the composers decided to focus on the latter after the music was produced.
The aim of the present study was to compare the efficacy of flexible doses of quetiapine and well established mood stabilizers in the maintenance treatment of BD.
On the other hand, some nurses in the study seemed to have the checklist 'in their heads' and oriented their questions toward it while remaining flexible and responsive to the issues and mood of the patient.
"The more flexible these fats, the lower the risk for mood issues".
The appreciation of humor requires a wide area of neural circuits covering attention, working memory, flexible thinking, extraction of word meaning, and positive mood.
The aim here is to use a more flexible approach, to collect data that shows how moods vary between people.
