Sentence examples for perceived worthlessness from inspiring English sources
Because of the perceived worthlessness of the Upper Peninsula's remote wilderness, a September 1836 special convention in Ann Arbor, Michigan, rejected the offer.
It was also expected that when the sum of scores on the DI-5 (suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, feelings of worthlessness and perceived inability to cope; [ 27]), was monitored, it would allow for more precision in identifying those at risk of deliberate self-harm than cross-sectional measurements alone (i.e. initial distress measured by DI-5 scores on day 1).
During the interviews, the participants expressed shame and embarrassment at not being able to handle their drinking, and perceived it as a sign of worthlessness.
Because of this perceived lack of these things society values so much, she felt convinced of her worthlessness, puzzled as to why I (or her many other friends) was attracted to her at all.
Women experience of social exclusion and the feelings of worthlessness in this study are mainly a response on how people in the society perceived a woman as "normal or natural" basing on the socio-cultural understanding that in turn influences their actions towards women living with fistula.
The hopelessness theory of depression (Abramson et al. 1989) postulates that depressive symptoms are likely to occur when negative life events are attributed to stable and global causes, when they are perceived as being associated with other negative consequences in the future, and construed as implying personal deficit and worthlessness.
"Swaps are perceived as riskless.
Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.
"It will be well perceived".
That, and a perceived benefit.
