Many reported that living with CFS/ME was particularly hard when doctors disbelieved in the illness[ 5], when CFS/ME was assumed to be a psychological illness, the breadth of symptoms and their impact were not fully acknowledged and/or were attributed to depression, psychosomatic conditions or malingering.
Eliot's breadth and psychological penetration are remarkable throughout.
Out of the fertile marriage of line and fantastic subject matter is born a psychological dimension of great breadth.
Vikram Seth's massive novel about India after independence, A Suitable Boy (1993), is a prodigious feat of realism, resembling 19th-century masterpieces in its combination of social breadth and emotional and psychological depth.
Both are eclipsed by Thea Sharrock's superb production, which captures not only Rattigan's ability to blend the psychological and the social, but also his extraordinary breadth of human sympathy.
And part of the reason is that psychological fitness, one that really involves awareness of the breadth and depth of our own feelings, is really hardly stressed at all in our education.
Studies examining medical, psychological, social and economic factors demonstrate the importance of breadth in protective factors [ 21].
"Everyday People" more than adequately evokes the breadth of emotions that comes from trauma: it's a psychological bruise, gross colorations indicating suffering that the capable performers bring to life.
This view was also advocated by Darwin's contemporary, the naturalist George Romanes, who in his book Animal Intelligence writes "there must be a psychological, no less than a physiological, continuity extending throughout the length and breadth of the animal kingdom" (Romanes 1970, 10).
Before discussing the issue of what would be the most appropriate number of factors to extract from the OAV, it should be noted that psychological constructs have a hierarchical structure such that different constructs have different levels of conceptual breadth.
