"A lot of people see moving as a psychological disruption," said Tracie Hamersley, a senior vice president of Citi Habitats, "and to me this is a way of moving that minimizes the disruption as much as possible.
As she proved with her fearlessly physical 2003 shocker, "In My Skin," the vulnerability of the flesh can be a potent gateway to psychological disruption, and some of this film's set pieces — like the chillingly twisted corruption of a child's garden party — float intriguingly between actual events and Neve's perception of them.
Cameras have seemed omnipresent in the post 9/11 world — hardly with resounding consensus — and yet, paradoxically they appear least where they are desired most: in some of the city's most crime-ridden neighborhoods, among residents of public housing who have been experiencing mounting violence and all of its attendant psychological disruption.
They describe the intricate relationship between physical and psychological disruption.
The medical complications that often ensue from healershopping maintain the vicious cycle of physical and psychological disruption [ 20, 26].
On-call gas and electrical workers did experience psychological disruption and the lack of significant diagnostic findings may be a function of other factors, such as self-selection, in this profession, where those most affected opt out early on.
Many talked about the psychological disruptions in their lives, and about 4 in 10 had one or more symptoms that have been linked to post-traumatic stress disorder: sleeplessness, depression, anxiety, guilt, anger, irritability or emotional numbness.
12 Further, studies suggest that informal caregivers are at greater risk of illness, psychological distress, disruption of professional and personal roles, and increased risk of mortality.
Primarily impact refers to a loss of life and injuries, damage to the environment, infrastructure, and private property, often followed by secondary effects like psychological trauma, or disruption of workflow and traffic.
I've argued before that the Internet inherently advantages liberals because, on average, their greater psychological embrace of disruption leads to more innovation (after all, nearly every major digital breakthrough, from online fundraising to the use of big data, was pioneered by Democrats).
However, evacuations can produce long-term negative effects such as psychological trauma, and disruption of community cohesion and employment and economic continuity (e.g. Mileti et al. 1991, Lindell and Perry 1992, Cola 1996, Tobin and Whiteford 2002, Perry and Lindell 2003).
