"A low sense of belonging is used in the radicalisation of Muslims.
Huddle captures her unconscious sadism, her low sense of self-worth and her deep melancholy with brutally exacting brushstrokes.
According to the report, children who were bullied frequently were six times more likely to have a low sense of wellbeing than children who had not been bullied.
"When we started to look at children," Wildschut says, "we started to try to understand why one child might have a high sense of nostalgia and another child a low sense.
Earlier this year, the Children's Society found that at any given moment, one in 11 children in the UK aged between eight and 15 have a low sense of wellbeing.
This is especially true of Zawe Ashton's Vod, a student who combines high intelligence with a low sense of risk, engulfing her in sexual, financial and academic embarrassments from which she must escape through her fast, smart mouth.
FAT GIRLS Ash Christian wrote, directed and stars in a comedy about a closeted high school senior who thinks of himself as a "fat girl" because of his low sense of self-worth.
Analyzing questionnaires sent to more than 7,000 doctors, researchers found that almost half complained of being emotionally exhausted, feeling detached from their patients and work or suffering from a low sense of accomplishment.
Surgeons involved in a recent lawsuit were more likely to suffer from depression and burnout, including feelings of emotional exhaustion and detachment, a low sense of accomplishment and even thoughts of suicide.
Research over the last 10 years has shown that burnout – the particular constellation of emotional exhaustion, detachment and a low sense of accomplishment – is widespread among medical students and doctors-in-training.
In 2006, Dr. Liselotte N. Dyrbye and her colleagues at the Mayo Clinic found that nearly half of the 545 medical students they surveyed suffered from burnout, which they defined as professional distress in three domains: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and low sense of personal accomplishment.
