In particular, I focus on the differences between group attention and ideomotor imitation in terms of their (a) compliance to the social-mental dichotomy, and (b) contributions to building common knowledge a prerequisite for human communication and collective action.
4– 6, 17– 20 The dichotomy between mental and chronic pain was further supported by results of our logistic regression analysis.
A suggestion for reducing the stigma attached to seeking treatment for mental illness focused on reducing the dichotomy between treatments for the mind and treatments for the body.
Third, the model implies a biopsychosocial construct, opposing a fundamental dichotomy between bodily and mental processes, while acknowledging the impact of cognitive processing on physiological responses.
4 A multidimensional perspective of CFS, opposing the dichotomy between bodily and mental processes and acknowledging the impact of cognitive processes on physiological responses, is supported by previous studies 47 48 and is in line with the sustained arousal theory.
Being a fighter and also having an illness that impairs mental health in many cases is a dichotomy that veterans can't accept.
This dichotomy can be most effectively addressed in mental health treatment, and integrating smoking cessation care into mental health treatment has been found to lead to longer periods of prolonged quitting [ 8].
And because of her mental illnesses and her traumas, there's that dichotomy of Laura.
This comprehensiveness will help, among other things, to diminish the dichotomy between treatment of physical and mental health.
If the dichotomy of jocks versus nerds is the physical versus the mental, then are nerds the new cool in this information age when every teen worth his or her salt is social-network friendly?
This dilemma, often presented as an emic/etic dichotomy, manifests itself from the very beginning of the research: how do we define the subject, mental disorders, under investigation?
