Sentence examples for over identification from inspiring English sources

The consequences that have emerged from this phenomena include an over identification with athletic achievement to the detriment of academic achievement.

We also implemented an over identification test, and compute Hansen's J statistic [23], to check the validity of our instruments.

Reliance on personal experience could lead to over identification with patients, stress, and ultimately burnout.

"I've always had a problem with over-identification with inanimate objects," she said.

But he acknowledged the need to watch the over-identification of minority students as special education students.

"There is a fine line between over-identification with celebrity and running away from natural allies," he said.

Students, from kindergarten to high school, often are burdened by an over-identification with brands of fast food and clothes and peer pressure to buy unaffordable products.

I include some of the common traps for social workers, such as over-identification with the parent or child, the loss of professional distance, being sucked in, or losing the bigger picture.

Jean O'Kanee) is a suburban supermum, finding fulfillment living for and through others, while Noirin (McLynn) channels a sense of boredom and dissatisfaction through wisecracks and over-identification with her virtuous best friend.

He has also magically translated his singular personal history into a series of mesmerising novels while, like the greatest writers, contriving to float free from an over-identification with his material.

Some may suggest that I have an over-identification with Scarlett O'Hara's impassioned post-Civil War declaration in the fallow fields of Tara: "As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again".