Sentence examples for mood negative from inspiring English sources

Finally, some studies emphasize the role of physical exercise in coping with craving and withdrawal symptoms (depressed mood, negative affect, insomnia, stress, and weight gain) [ 23– 25].

This is also in agreement with a study showing that smokers with anxiety disorders reported greater anxiety sensitivity, anxiety symptoms, agoraphobic avoidance, depressed mood, negative effect, stress, and life interference, when compared to non-smokers [ 60].

Four PHQ-9 items related to problems with sleep, fatigability, appetite, and psychomotor agitation/retardation were classified as somatic-affective symptoms, whereas 5 items, related to lack of interest, depressed mood, negative feelings about self, concentration problems and suicidal ideation, were classified as cognitive-affective symptoms of depression [ 31].

Drawing on CBM-I training methods used in adults [ 24, 25], we and others have tried to experimentally manipulate adolescent interpretational styles using computerized paradigms to assess their effects on changes in various mood-states including anxiety, low mood, negative affect (a combination of the two) and positive affect [ 15– 17].

Stay in a good mood, negative moods no matter what they are will always drain your energy.

According to a recent study, faking happiness (and by implication perhaps smiles) may lead to sadness and depression.[13] Fake smiles have been shown to make your mood negative and cause you to procrastinate and withdraw from the tasks currently at hand.

The two factors were Somatic symptoms with an eigen value of 4.8 and Mood-negative cognitions with an eigen value of 1.5.

BDI items 10 (crying), 11 (agitation), 16 (changes in sleep pattern) and 20 (tiredness or fatigue) loaded on to factor 1 (Somatic symptoms), BDI items 3 (past failure), 6 (punishment feelings), 7 (self-dislike) loaded on to factor 2 (Mood-negative cognitions).

Both the factors, Factor 1 (Somatic symptoms) and Factor 2 (Mood-negative cognitions) had only 4 and 3 factors falling under them respectively and in the previous studies also it had been proposed that only a few factors and items are stable [ 27].

More specifically, repetitive thinking characterized by negatively valenced thought content (e.g., thoughts about depressive or anxious mood), a negative intrapersonal context (e.g., negative mood or negative self-beliefs), and an abstract level of construal (i.e., thinking about meanings and implications) is thought to contribute to negative mood states.

If mood is negative then there is a higher probability of negative emotional reactions to a given situation [ 6].