Sentence examples for mood in general from inspiring English sources
Her reaction will depend on her mood in general (w), her mood when she's with her husband (rwWt) and, crucially, the influence that her husband's actions will have on her: IHW Ht).
These two control conditions helped to differentiate self-compassion from positive self-talk and positive mood in general.
It is important to notice that these sentences do not represent "depression" or "negative mood" in general, but intentionally point to a significant and specific aspect of each individual's depression – its development and/or maintenance.
General mood was determined with the question: "How is your mood in general?".
Although there were trends indicating improvement in mood the appropriateness of using POMS-Bipolar or even measuring mood in general is questionable as mood may be too malleable to measure across time.
Radloff [ 24] compiled the CES-D, which is a 20-item measure designed to assess the current level of depressive symptoms, with emphasis on the affective component, and depressive mood in general populations.
The findings discussed here have clear implications for the design of research on the efficacy of pharmacological treatments for BDs and even for mood disorders in general.
Differently from what reported in the literature, our study failed to confirm in the BD1 subgroup the well-established association of EO BD with a higher familial load for BD and for mood disorders in general, as well as with higher rates of suicidal behaviour (Geoffroy et al. 2013).
Therefore, the internal misalignment (i.e. the sleep-wake cycle is no longer in phase with the circadian rhythms) may account for the pathogenesis of mood disorders in general.
High doses of the cytokine IFN-α in patients undergoing immunotherapy are reported to decrease serum PO activity and be associated with some symptoms of depression [33], and mood disorders in general have previously been associated with an activation of the inflammatory response.
Several authors attempted a characterisation of structural changes in patients with bipolar disorder and mood disorders in general in review articles and meta-analyses.
