Sentence examples for mental climate from inspiring English sources

As for an "openness toward the Neo-avant-garde," I'll let that go: I would always welcome a change in the mental climate of Italian literature, if ever there were any hint of it, and even though this or that set of poetics does not persuade me, I am always interested in what can come out of the interaction with other poetics.

The questions from the audience members and online ranged from marriage equality, corporate tax cuts, regional jobs and the national broadband network to mental health, climate change and education.

In this virulent cold-war climate, mental health workers were systematically "disappeared" and tortured.

Using survey data from 664 economics and business undergraduates in Austria, Bangladesh, Finland, Germany, Norway, and the United States, we explore how perceived risk characteristics and mental models of climate change influence support for policy alternatives.

The links between social capital, health (in particular mental health), and climate change have begun to be explored [see review in Berry et al. (4 ], but the links between these factors and adaptive governance have not yet been thoroughly examined.

For purposes of a study of work climate, mental and somatic health and sickness absence, we established a Danish cohort of 13,428 employees at Aarhus county and 4,830 employees at Aarhus municipality in 2006 7 as described in details in an earlier paper [ 18].

The report, from the Intergovern-mental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), will be published on Monday and is expected to state that global warming has already left its mark "on all continents and across the oceans", harming food supplies and driving extreme weather like floods and heatwaves.

Of particular interest seemed to be economic management, climate change, mental health, school funding, domestic violence, small business, perks and pay for politicians, housing affordability and the national broadband network.

But Kuyken acknowledges the tough financial climate means mental health trusts often can't make MBCT a priority: "Their core business is treatment of serious illness rather than prevention of relapse, which can mean that therapies like MBCT get sidelined".

In this chapter, we summarize the psychological research on mental health outcomes of climate change.

But now, a few years on from that initially helpful explosion of coverage, it feels like we're living in a climate of mental health white noise.