Sentence examples for increased distress from inspiring English sources

Individuals who hear voices during psychosis may be vulnerable to increased distress.

Oxytocin was also associated with increased Distress Maintaining Attributions and decreased Relationship Enhancing Attributions.

Patient's pain level was positively related to increased distress and decreased perceived control over pain and functional status.

It is well established that uncontrollable adverse experiences lead to increased distress, but the role of client control during psychological interventions such as exposure is less clear.

Increase in appetite is a major symptom of atypical depression, and atypical features of depression were reported to be associated with a greater rate of psychiatric comorbidities, increased distress, suicidal ideation, and disability, all of which might lead to negative treatment outcomes (Sadock et al. 2014; Matza et al. 2003).

Adding increased distress doesn't override this programming; in fact, it tends to engage it even further.

-- and with increasing distress and despair, the question is begged.

The present sluggish economy inflicts increasing distress on many families".

"He had increasing distress about the state of the world, economic disparity, and climate change," Rona told me.

Like babies they are distrustful of strangers in the room with them and tend to show signs of increasing distress the longer their owner is away.

Two recent reports bolster claims by advocates for the poor that the decline in welfare numbers conflicts with other indicators that show the poor in increasing distress.