Sentence examples for obsessive rumination from inspiring English sources

Again psilo-cybin appears to block that activity and stops this obsessive rumination".

Many PhD students find this very difficult, as long periods of isolated study (or paralysed procrastination) can induce obsessive rumination.

If stress and worry are blocking you from connecting to happy thoughts, write down the negative ideas on a worry pad to divert your brain from obsessive rumination.

He said that his obsessive rumination had totally ceased for two or three hours after the anesthesia wore off, and was still much reduced.

Psychological assessments of men in solitary confinement at Pelican Bay indicated high rates of anxiety, nervousness, obsessive rumination, anger, violent fantasies, nightmares, trouble sleeping, as well as dizziness, perspiring hands and heart palpitations.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disorder of automatic, uncontrollable behaviors and obsessive rumination.

In "This Clement World," written by Ms. Hopkins and directed by D J Mendel, she exchanges the obsessive ruminations on the pathologies that have marked her life in previous shows, like "The Success of Failure (or, the Failure of Success)," for a full-hearted if sometimes repetitive engagement with the suffering of someone else: namely battered, beleaguered old Mother Nature.

Obsessions are typically intrusive thoughts of violence, injury, dirt or sex, or obsessive ruminations on intellectual themes.

In summary, brain imaging studies support a taxonomy for a spectrum model of ED, whereby increased PFC responses to food stimuli correspond to reduced consumption of food, cognitive restraint and rigidity, obsessive ruminations about food, perfectionism and high attention to detail - symptoms that are typically observed in people with AN.

Ever since, Kathie told me, Spalding had been sunk in depressive, obsessive, angry, guilty rumination about selling the house.

"The day-to-day complaints from patients who worry too much, we know their suffering is real". Rather, the message is that better understanding the effects of various emotional traits, such as obsessive worrying and rumination, on cognitive functioning may help improve treatment choices, she said.