The physician in charge of the entry-examination asked patients to fill in the questionnaires for ME1 data prior to the multidisciplinary rehabilitation program (active and passive physiotherapy and psychological treatment).
Nothing like this has happened to me before.' When she said: 'If only you had done the Wimbledon Common murder, if only you had killed her, it would be all right', Stagg replied: 'I'm terribly sorry, but I haven't.' Other psychologists treated with scorn Britton's claim that the odd but passive man fitted the psychological profile of the killer.
Also living there is her mother, or at any rate the evil sorceress called Mother Gothel (Donna Murphy), who snatched the girl from her real parents and has raised her in cruel, passive-aggressive physical and psychological captivity.
From a psychological standpoint, the "passive resignation" that Dr. Saengwichai refers to can be attributed to the concept of learned helplessness, a condition in which a person feels unable to change their circumstances.
The difference, I would suggest, marks a line of fundamental importance, the line between the passive and the active in our psychological lives.
With respect to psychological and social factors, passive coping styles, social support, daily stress, and depression were influential factors to the quality of life for rural women.
Passive aggression or passiveness.
Windows are also important for the provision of daylight and a view, both of which have known psychological benefits, although glare and passive solar gain can be problematic.
6 8 It has been proposed that men who choose AS may be at greater risk of psychological distress because of the passive nature of the strategy.
The habituation account merely assumes that passive experience of stimuli results in a psychological process that causes a reduction of responding to those stimuli.
