Ehlers and Clark (2000) developed a special procedure to shift problematic meanings of the trauma, termed "Updating Trauma Memories".
Disjointed recall of the trauma in PTSD (a) makes it difficult to assess the problematic meanings by just talking about the trauma, and (b) has the effect that insights from cognitive restructuring may not be sufficient to produce a large shift in affect.
From a philosophical point of view, provability logic is interesting because the concept of provability in a fixed theory of arithmetic has a unique and non-problematic meaning, other than concepts like necessity and knowledge studied in modal and epistemic logic.
This, however, is what some theatre audiences find problematic – searching for an elusive meaning.
Schnabel answered: "I only play problematic works," meaning the sonatas of Schubert and Beethoven.
But Krizan says as long as one's narcissistic needs are continuously met and reinforced, they're less likely to show up in problematic ways, meaning diagnosable narcissists are more likely to fly under the radar.
This approach may be problematic because meaning in life is, at its heart, a subjective experience.
Creative inference also seems problematic for the meaning holist.
We've gathered and categorized every cinematic Freddy quip, ranking them from the bad and problematic to perfection, meaning you have to scroll all the way down to find the best ones.
The incorporation of qualitative methods will ensure the research considers problematic moments and meanings in individuals lives.
It has been argued that this would amount to a highly problematic dispositionalism, not about meaning, but about sub-personal rule following itself (cf. Boghossian 2008).
