The between-subjects analysis did not find a significant effect between the number of medicines prescribed and illness emotion (f = 0.915, df = 2,314, P = 0.173).
The interaction was not significant: therefore, the number of medicines prescribed did not affect emotions for individual illnesses (f = 1.539, df = 2,371, P = 0.193).
Effects of depressive symptoms on falls might be mediated partly by sedatives, as individuals with depressive symptoms are often prescribed sedatives to treat depressive emotion or sleep problems.
Tranquilizers are often prescribed for people who are overwhelmed by their emotions".
It was anxiety, said the doctor, who prescribed beta blockers to seal the brain from heightened emotions.
Such negative emotions cause patients to make alterations to their prescribed treatment regimen without prior consultation of their GPs.
They found what they needed in Lecoq's approach to theater training: a prescribed series of exercises directed toward freeing the performer to express emotions and character with movement alone, the face covered with a mask.
Mr. Williams, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, was overcome with emotion as he described the severe pain for which he uses legally prescribed marijuana, saying, "There are times I can barely put my feet on the floor".
The first approach is to associate emotions to labels denoting discrete categories, i.e., human judges choose from a prescribed list of word labels, such as anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise.
Mark Bertolini, CEO of health insurance giant Aetna, sustained serious injury in a near fatal ski accident and was so frustrated by ineffective prescribed painkillers that he turned to mindfulness and yoga to control his pain and manage his emotions.
