Sentence examples for most upsetting experience from inspiring English sources
Most upsetting experience?
The short closely tracks Shapiro's most upsetting experience: a reality-show producer named Rebecca Goldberg Ashley Williamss) promises her colleagues that she can get an unusually composed contestant to cry, and succeeds by mentioning the contestant's bulimia.
12.8% of the children reported their most upsetting experience as one being related to war.
Freeman et al (1987) found that half of their sample of infertile couples described infertility as the most upsetting experience of their lives, whereas 80% of the sample reported by Mahlstedtet et al (1987) described their experience of infertility to be either stressful or very stressful [ 1].
Witnessing the killing of someone, seeing dead and mutilated bodies, being attacked with a weapon and physical attack proved to be the most upsetting experiences reported by the entire group.
One of the most upsetting clinical experiences for nursing students is the psychiatric mental health practicum in which students are expected to communicate therapeutically with hospitalized, delusional patients.
They responded to open-ended questions about the most upsetting incident they experienced and identified characteristics of perpetrators (N = 858).
Middle school youth responded to questions about the most upsetting incident they experienced and identified characteristics of perpetrators.
A study by J.W Pennebaker and S.K. Beall titled "Confronting a Traumatic Event Toward an Understanding of Inhibition and Disease" was conducted to see the health benefits of writing involved college students writing for 15 minutes over 4 days about their most traumatic or upsetting experiences while the control group wrote about superficial topics.
In 42.3% of the cases, the most upsetting event was related to the Tsunami experience, in another 14.2% it was an incident on the family violence spectrum.
Living in a combat or war zone was rated most frequently by the children as their most upsetting life event (12.2 %) followed by experiencing (8.5 %) and witnessing (9.1 %) physical assault.
