Sentence examples for perceived helplessness from inspiring English sources

Rather, they recognize that narcissism does not reflect selfishness but rather cynicism born of perceived helplessness -- the conclusion that acting together, and especially acting together politically, is simply beyond our capacity.

MEXICO CITY — It was by turns defiant and deferential, part plea and part plaint, a message as much to the drug gangs with a firm grip on Ciudad Juárez, the bloodiest city in Mexico's drug battles, as to the authorities and their perceived helplessness.

Little is known about the relationships among pain, function, psychological variables like perceived helplessness and emotional health, and patient satisfaction in people with revision knee replacement surgery.

We accuse or hold the victim accountable as persecutor, then we may rescue them from being a victim and they may turnaround to become persecutor, as we slide into the victim role of perceived helplessness or pity.

Örücü and Demir [ 15] had described these two factors as "perceived helplessness" and "perceived self efficacy".

An added benefit of PAR is that it enables residents to demonstrate their capabilities and dispel myths and misunderstandings related to their perceived helplessness.

Six of these were found to be significantly associated with risk of undernutrition, ie, female gender, receiving help to manage daily life, perceiving helplessness, having a chronic disease or handicap, receiving home help, and receiving family help.

The belief that illness is due to chance is indicative of a lack of control either by the carer or patient, therefore suggesting that perceived feelings of helplessness may impact upon the burden that is perceived by the carer.

Patients with MDD show an enhanced responsivity in insula, anterior cingulate, and amygdala to non-painful stimuli and an increased activation in the right amygdala during anticipation of pain which is associated with more self-perceived helplessness (Strigo et al. 2008).

Second, linear regression analyses were performed to predict the illness cognitions Acceptance, Helplessness and perceived Benefits by disease-characteristics while controlling for age and gender.

The young adult beneficiaries reported the following mean item scores on the four-point ICQ subscales: Acceptance 2.95; Helplessness 2.10; perceived Benefits 2.86.