Sentence examples for psychosocial dynamics from inspiring English sources

Gluten avoidance can also result in several disadvantageous effects on the quality of life, self-perceived health, psychosocial dynamics, nutritional status, and increased economic health burden.

Such candor can nevertheless foster greater insight and acceptance of the contribution of the psychosocial dynamics (e.g., promoting of a sickness model and persistent child dependency) within the child-parent dyad to the pediatric pain experience [ 75- 77].

While these studies do not delve deeply into potential psychosocial dynamics of the association between CRP and QoL, they do find that elevated levels of CRP significantly predict diminished levels of QoL [ 7].

Are mental illnesses like schizophrenia, depression and personality disorders a matter of biological dysfunction and thus best treated pharmacologically, or are they the product of psychosocial factors -- family dynamics, early childhood experiences, the whole closet of Freudian baggage -- and thus best treated by psychotherapy?

Observing the praxis of STMMs through the lens of psychosocial, diplomatic and market dynamics may shed light on pathways to maximize its utility and minimize negative externalities as the activity expands.

Covert use of microbicides may impact negatively on relationship dynamics leading to psychosocial harm to varying extents.

While there is increasing emphasis being placed on the influence of T1D on family dynamics and parent psychosocial health, very few Australian studies have directly explored this relationship, or used both parental and adolescent reports of health and well-being.

Differences in SBP-dynamics and the trends for DBP-dynamics and alpha-amylase-dynamics (females) during the psychosocial stress procedure could not be attributed to either reactivity or recovery (i.e., none of the simple contrasts was statistically significant).

This is not surprising considering the dynamics of physical and psychosocial maturation which occur during adolescence.

In particular, there was a need to help patients understand how suffering might fit into family dynamics and how associated psychosocial conditions might be ameliorated [ 49].

A study conducted in 2007 among Tamil communities in the Northern province concludes that conflict had created fundamental changes in family and community dynamics, leading to increased psychosocial problems in a collective sense [ 39].