Dr Aaron Balick, author of The Psychodynamics of Social Networking says: "The sharing of the photo is a psychological reflection of the person taking the picture, not the photographed.
But he was a better writer than reporter; his 20-plus books, mixing subtle psychological reflection and vivid description, invited comparisons with Joseph Conrad, another Polish-born lover of faraway places.His unique perspective from the bottom was matched by lively (critics called it imaginative) reporting from (or about) the innermost sanctums.
Of note, given the sensitive nature of many of the questions we asked, the lack of representativeness of the sample may mask important relationships between NSSI, psychological distress and reflections on survey participation.
The upshot of the addition may be interpreted as the recognition that knowledge is not closed under deduction considered in abstraction from the psychological process of "reflection".
Our in-depth analysis calls for greater attention to nurturing individual and organisational growth, humanitarian principles, culture of debate and reflection, psychological stresses, organisational independence and impartiality, and broader policies and interventions to actively address concerns over limited humanitarian space.
Intrigued by the strange qualities of Mr. Massagrande's "Interiors" and their suggestion of reflections of psychological states, an Italian psychiatrist and author Paolo Crepet asked the artist to paint an entirely new set of "Interiors" for which the writer would then compose a text.
Procedural theories and Meyers's competency approach employ psychological processes of critical reflection.
This study aimed at investigating the relations among the psychological factors alexithymia, self-reflection, insight, depression, anxiety; demographic variables; and aspects of the impacts of the disorder on these patients' lives, such as severity of symptoms and quality of life in migraine sufferers as compared to a group of matched controls.
They may be an early marker of cognitive decline with an underlying pathological basis, a feature of normal ageing and/or a reflection of psychological distress.
At the crossroad of medical, psychological, philosophical and moral reflection, this involves complex and fundamental questioning on respect for life and for the person [ 1, 2].
