The home squad's performance could thus affect the election not through a generalised feel-good factor but indirectly.
Many agony aunts – particularly the (presumably ghosted) celebrity columns such as those penned by Peaches Geldof in the London Evening Standard's ES magazine and Katie Price in OK! – now seem to prefer a generalised I-feel-your-pain response.
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This is the source of a different kind of grief, and perhaps of the generalised homesickness she often feels.
But I believe the driving force in their writing – or in the best examples of their work – is not cerebral and generalised but springs from personal, felt experience.
It may sound pretentious, but the experiences have received widespread acclaim for offering something to satisfy those who often feel short-changed by generalised group tours.
Parents too may feel a kind of "generalised, non-specific concern" about their children's images being posted online, says McCormick, but most put fears aside once the issues are discussed.
Even after being diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder and starting medication, he felt crippled by the attacks.
The second part of the PHQ consists of seven characteristics of generalised anxiety, starting with a screening question "Feeling nervous, anxious, on edge, or worrying a lot about different things", followed by symptoms of generalised anxiety.
"Regardless of the impairment, there is some generalised prejudice against disabled people that some might feel inhibited by," says Tom Shakespeare, a sociologist and bioethicist at the University of Newcastle.
They felt that being aware of depression was important in a generalised context but it did not fit with who they were, and so they found it hard to understand in the context of a chronic disease review.
