Using current depression and/or anxiety symptoms as covariates, Zinbarg et al. (2010) reported that N was uniquely associated with past mood disorders (although only for men) and past anxiety disorders, while no other vulnerability made a unique contribution.
Consequently, they propose that higher TNF-α concentration in the later stages of illness may be due to the cumulative effect of past mood episodes or the cumulative effect of pro-inflammatory shifts throughout the course of illness, rather than the effect of subsyndromal symptoms.
In the past the mood of festivity or tragedy at elections was more intense; the sense of belonging to a nation isolated from the world and the spirit of disasters and celebration felt more keenly.
Verbs had two tenses only (present-future and past), three moods (indicative, subjunctive, and imperative), two numbers (singular and plural), and three persons (1st, 2nd, and 3rd).
In addition, gender interacted with neuroticism but not with the other vulnerabilities in associating with past diagnoses of mood disorders, showing that neuroticism is more highly associated with past unipolar mood diagnoses in males than in females.
This should be an ordinary past tense, indicative mood, as required by sequence-of-tense rules; the original question was "Are you interested?" There is no contrary-to-fact or hypothetical sense requiring the subjunctive.
A marble bench by the artist Jenny Holzer, with the inscription, "You saw a way to survive and you were full of joy," threatened to push the mood past sanctuary toward final resting place.
Revisiting "The 400 Blows" is like probing your own past, because the mood of it won't stay still; something you recall as dolorous turns out to be a lark, whereas the glee of a trip to the movies and a strawberry ice with your parents melts so fast that it breaks your heart.
The TV guide doesn't know who you are, what your favorite movie genre is, what you've watched in the past, what your mood is, and so on.
This past weekend, the mood established by the festivities of the White House Correspondents Dinnerr shifted very quickly to the harried, high-tension period of time of waiting for Sunday night's surprise news about the death of Osama bin Laden to break.
Controls matched for ethnicity and nationality (1011 Swedes: 39.2% men, 60.8% women; and 1096 Finns: 29.0% men, 71.0% women) had no current or past psychotic or mood disorder as assessed with interviews or self-rated questionnaires and were representative of the Swedish and Finnish adult populations.
