Sentence examples similar to physiological grief from inspiring English sources
The behavioral, physiological, and experiential manifestations of grief tend to be consistent, though perhaps not as neatly sequenced as Kübler-Ross initially postulated.
Co-author Dr Iain Carey said: "We have seen a marked increase in heart attack or stroke risk in the month after a person's partner dies which seems likely to be the result of adverse physiological responses associated with acute grief.
This style is peculiarly suited to capturing grief, which is irrational, physiological, mutable — and, often, mute.
Since grief consumes mental and physiological resources to the point of being debilitating, there must be some strong counterbalancing benefit that confers a survival and procreative advantage on those who grieve versus those who don't.
Scientists have found that grief, like fear, is a stress reaction, attended by deep physiological changes.
This grief has me crying strange unpredictable tears that seem almost physiological.
