Yes, it sounds like a lie detector, and the whole method seems like a version of psychotherapy in which problems are talked out until the subject can recognise them and deal with them.
Clearly when there are issues you need to recognise them and deal with them.
You could tell because when you put in rude words instead of commands (as I defy anybody to resist doing, whether it's Zork or Siri on your new iPhone 4S), the game recognised them and chided you with appropriate twinkle.
Recognising them, she insists, is easy: with one broad and one narrow yellow stripe, the bumblebees look as if their mothers ran out of knitting wool.
"Many people need to grieve the child they imagined they would have, and clinics should be recognising that and supporting them with that process, then promoting the importance of being open and honest so that would-be parents are ready to answer what can be some very difficult questions from their children".
Apprenticeships themselves were a very good way to pass on information and skills and be recognised for them, and with the loss of apprenticeships we are denying many people - both men and women - the ability to pass on skills and be recognised.
Gay marriage is growing in popularity nationally, he says, and Republicans must recognise their fierce opposition hurts them with younger voters.
As our UK data are based on self reporting and information from general practitioners, the true level of mental health morbidity may be even higher; some women may not have recognised their symptoms or discussed them with their general practitioner.
But those wanting to take their legally recognised partners with them face a lottery.
However, help seekers may have resources and certain personal qualities that enable them to recognise and cope with their problems a characteristic which we cannot correct in the analyses.
