This paper describes the incidents reported over a 10-yr period at a mid-sized industrial organization in terms of the occupational injury or illness (incident character, body part injured, nature of injury) and the cause of the incident (basic cause, substandard actions and conditions, contributing factors and remedial work to control efforts).
As Freud groped his way toward the complexities of ego psychology, he was obliged to modify this simple view of human fallibility — to see that illness and character were not, after all, discrete — but, significantly, he never changed his profoundly amoral view of psychoanalytic therapy.
Your stories have many descriptions of illness, of characters who are older or overweight, contemplating collagen or grappling with gout.
They need to understand that depression, anxiety, eating disorders, OCD and bipolar are illnesses, not character flaws.
She's got a terrible opinion of herself that woman!" Brown has said that when she was cast as Dot, she was given a list of illnesses the character had.
But in memoirs and novels, it retains a romantic cast -- as if mood disorder were not an illness but a character trait conferring a special emotional sensitivity.
Although the family network was a fundamental support and an enabling factor for the actions that people took in relation to their illness, the interdependent character of the relations among relatives also had constraining consequences for these actions.
Reject self-blame and accusations from others that your mental illness is a character flaw.
In her new collection, "In the Driver's Seat," child-rearing is still a marathon of compromise and exhaustion — and now illness, as her characters get older.
The first part involves a spontaneous suicide pact and the second a terminal illness, but the characters seem to suffer more from general ennui than from acute anguish.
