Sentence examples for heightened depression from inspiring English sources
Research indicates 20to40%0% of RA patients suffer from heightened depression and anxiety levels [ 7, 9- 12], and depressive and anxiety symptoms are seen as key indicators of unsuccessful adaptation to polyarthritis.
The heightened depression risk also correlated to respondents' perceptions that a damp, moldy environment cannot be controlled, as well as to documented physical health problems linked to mold exposure.
"No, but even just post-concussion syndrome, following his more serious head traumas, could have given him troubles with cognition, could have given him troubles with heightened depression, could have given him troubles with heightened impulsivity.… That could have been just post-concussion syndrome, and yet it could have been even beyond that — C.T.E.
What's more, this association between heightened depression risk and birth control use was especially strong in adolescents.
The within person variables, examining episodes of heightened depression and PTSD, showed a slight, but significant interaction effect on alcohol use.
It can be assumed that subjects with foreign backgrounds more often suffer from depression, as heightened depression scores have been reported previously in this group (Beutel et al., 1999).
Conversely, parents need not be depressed to heighten depression in their children.
In impoverished communities, it can be heightened by depression, anxiety, high density, and gang culture, which in turn can lead to escapism and disillusionment.
Increases in food insufficiency and medical need were associated with heightened parental depression and diminishing positive parenting behaviors.
Similarly, Ashiabi and O'Neal [42] found that higher levels of food insecurity predicted heightened parental depression, and a reduction in positive parenting behaviors.
Finally, heightened parental depression was associated with diminished positive parenting behaviors (β = −.43), and with poor health status (β = −.16), whereas positive parenting behaviors (β = .09) were associated with better health status.
