Sentence examples for psychiatric components from inspiring English sources

The theo-con hatred of gays is so vehement it makes you wonder about its psychiatric components.

Interestingly, NPY has also been implicated in several human diseases including obesity, alcoholism and depression, each of which might be considered to have behavioural or psychiatric components.

In fact, we avoided the inclusion of patients with FM who had psychiatric components because it is known that in psychiatric disorders such as depression, the expression of SERT is altered [ 40- 42] and it is very difficult to identify the role of the two components in patients with FM who have comorbid psychiatric disorders.

"For those whose issues have a psychiatric component, we teach techniques that help to lower anxiety like mindfulness as well as cognitive behavioral techniques to battle negative thought patterns like catastrophizing, all-or-nothing thinking or sexual self-shaming," she said.

KL was especially involved in commenting upon the psychiatric component to the paper.

The early phase of Mn intoxication involves a psychiatric component, characterized in part by irritability, apathy, and psychosis, and is sometimes called Mn mania (Mergler and Baldwin 1997).

The temporal cortex was, perhaps predictably, the truly contested area – containing both the hippocampus (reflecting the arbitrariness of regarding dementia as neurological or psychiatric) and components of the limbic system, as well as being a key area of epilepsy pathology, such as mesial temporal sclerosis.

Anorexia nervosa (AN) is an illness with major psychiatric and physical components - not simply a psychiatric condition - with a high risk of chronicity, complications, and adverse long-term effects.

People at higher risk of long-term disability include those with poor coping skills or with fear of activity (2.5 times more likely to have poor outcomes at one year), those with a poor ability to cope with pain, functional impairments, poor general health, or a significant psychiatric or psychological component to the pain (Waddell's signs).

It stands to reason that more optimally reduced measures of neuropsychiatric functioning should be more useful than behavioral "macros" in studies pursuing the biological and genetic components of psychiatric disorders".

A previous factor analysis of Young Mania Rating Scale and Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale items identified composite factors of depression, mania, sleep disturbance, judgment/impulsivity, and irritability/hostility as major components of psychiatric symptoms in acute mania or mixed episodes in a series of trials of antipsychotics.