Mental schema organise complex experiences into types of things so that we can process data efficiently, allowing us, for example, to recognise something as a chair without having to notice every detail.
"We always recognised something special in Alf even as a young union official.
But being able to recognise something isn't the same as being able to recall it.
I was worried that people would recognise something was not right, so I simply did not appear as often at the training ground.
Old hands might recognise something.
The fact that you recognise something..."...
But my father recognised something else and went up close.
And what's the narrative to go with that that persuades the public that you've recognised something, and you're doing something about it, and you are minimising risk and harm as a consequence?
The title is simple, short, all-embracing, perfect, addressing how PND shouldn't be marginalised as a "women's issue", but recognised as something that can affect relationships, lives and even the wider economy.
We've transcended the trifle of being boyfriends and it'd be nice to be recognised as something other.
