Sentence examples for helplessness associated with from inspiring English sources
"For whatever reason our brain just can't handle the size and scope of this problem, as well as the helplessness associated with it... It's like Beasts of the Southern Wild, but real".
The bafflement, outrage, and helplessness associated with the lack of information, combined with new media such as blogs, allows conspiracy theorists like Krumwiede to spread disinformation and fear, which become dangerous contagions themselves.
Playing music, layering clothes so you are never too warm or too cold, and adjusting lighting are just a few ways you can empower yourself against the feelings of helplessness associated with stress.
BMI, DAS28, TJC, mHAQ, PGA, fatigue and helplessness were associated with permissible deviations, whereas BMI and helplessness were the only baseline variables that were associated with non-permissible deviations.
Parenting style and parental sense of helplessness are associated with adherence to treatment and glycemic control in adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
Finally, for both the fathers and the mothers, a higher sense of helplessness was associated with worse glycemic control and worse adherence.
In particular, recent work has shown that 'learned safety', as opposed to learned helplessness is associated with increased survival of new neurons and increased BDNF levels in hippocampus and that conversely, ablation of neurogenesis retards safety learning [ 18].
The Pain Catastrophizing Scale [ 37, 38] will be used to assess three factors: rumination, magnification and helplessness associated to pain.
Psychological variables, such as depression, self-efficacy, or learned helplessness, have been associated with joint symptoms [ 49] and might help to explain these associations.
Caregivers recalled feelings of fear, helplessness and guilt associated with the onset of their children's GERD symptoms.
Stronger feelings of helplessness appeared to be associated with worse HRQoL and higher levels of anxiety and depression.
