Sentence examples for mental area from inspiring English sources

Titled "The Middle Ground," it explores his notion that couples need to conceive a mental area that is something between his position and hers.

In 1972, both of his disciplines came to fruition: he was appointed professor of contemporary and electronic music at the Venice Conservatoire, graduating meanwhile in Padua with a doctoral dissertation on criminal anthropology and, in the psychiatric field, a study on the physiology of the acoustic mental area.

In eleven patients, hypoesthesia of the mental area was mentioned, and three of them also reported sensation disturbance in the tongue after the harvesting and transplanting of a bone block from the mandibular ramus.

For the Karnofsky's Scale, the correlation coefficients were low, being higher for the dimensions of the KTQ that covers the physical area ("Physical Symptoms" and "Fatigue") than for those of the mental area ("Uncertainty/Fear", "Appearance" and "Emotions").

In that post, I described the first of the five mental areas -- attitudes.

In my last post, I introduced you to my Prime Performance System that is comprised of the five essential mental areas that most influence athletic performance.

There are five mental muscles (motivation, confidence, intensity, focus, and emotions; noted in the image above) are part of my Prime Performance System that describes my view of all of the mental areas that most impact athletic performance.

In a post from March , 2008 I described my Prime Business Pyramid (recently reconceptualized as a "starflower") which is comprised of the five mental areas that most influence business performance.

In this post, I will explore the second of these mental areas, namely, obstacles, and their make-or-break role in how athletes perform (or rather how they don't perform) when it matters most and what is often at the heart of failures they experience on the field of play.

LCF (WOMAC physical function domain); SF-12 PCS (SF-12 physical domain); SF-12 MCS (SF-12 mental domain); AUC (area under the curve).

The same must apply in the mental health area".