Like most kind, sensible people - no, not you odd posh male "royal experts" yaddering about lineage, expectation, duty and protocol – nor you "grinning goon from Corals with your baby name betting stakes updates printed on big wobbly piece of cardboard" – I had no great intrusive fascination in the dilating state of affairs between the Duchess of Cambridge's legs.
Patients with PCA showed a greater frequency of large intrusive saccades than healthy controls (P = 0.006), but did not differ significantly from patients with typical Alzheimer's disease (P = 0.41).
First, Lindsey et al. (2005) found that fathers of difficult (i.e., fussier, less adaptable, more persistent, and less sociable as rated by mothers) 14-month-old infants demonstrated relatively greater observed intrusive (or undermining) coparenting.
There are so many undocumented people in the United States that there either have to be such priorities, or else a large scale refocussing toward mass deportation and, most likely, a far greater and more intrusive role for law enforcement in the lives of the documented and undocumented alike.
Greater severity of intrusive and avoidant/numbing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and less resilience characterized neurasthenia relative to controls.
A higher score reflects greater level of intrusive prospective, personally-relevant imagery.
We hypothesized that individuals with elevated levels of disgust propensity would experience a greater number of intrusive thoughts immediately after watching a film depicting graphic trauma-relevant footage.
Specifically, individuals who are prone to experiencing relatively elevated levels of disgust may experience a greater number of intrusive thoughts about this type of event after it occurs.
We hypothesized that those participants with significant hypomanic experience when compared to a control group (with lower levels of hypomanic experience) would experience a greater number of intrusive mental images of the stressful event (trauma film).
First, trauma survivors with PTSD describe to a greater extent that intrusive memories appear to happen in the "here and now" than those without PTSD (Ehlers and Clark, 2000).
