We're chewing out: Is it a risk premium that varies over time, or is it psychological variation?
These strategies are associated with a range of physical and psychological variation that may be related to kidney disease and its management.
In this paper, I consider how human psychological variation should affect methodology in two-stage psychiatric research.
There is such huge biological and psychological variation from human being to human being that many patients will respond in ways that do not fit the cookie cutter, including experiencing serious adverse reactions to relatively low doses.
The answer is partly familiar psychological explanations, variations on the Stockholm syndrome.
The narrator, a reporter, and two of his newspaper colleagues share their research on suicide: social and psychological precipitants; variations in incidence by season and country; philosophical and religious arguments for and against; and so on.
Indeed, stress response is linked to the way in which an individual evaluates a perceived threat and also their ensuing psychological response, and variations may be associated with genetic, epigenetic, developmental, and experiential factors [ 27, 30, 33].
At the very beginning in fact, The Light Between Oceans could be the scene for some tale of the supernatural, or perhaps some kind of domestic psychological thriller, a variation on Patrick Hamilton.
A mother shattering under the strain of a child with psychological problems — that variation broke New Yorkers' hearts in February, when Gigi Jordan was charged with the murder of her autistic son.
Domain-specific scores presented small variation, and psychological discomfort was the domain with the largest variation (0 4).
