Woman, aged 50 The balance between having no concerns and major concerns about the weight was for the individuals contributing to this ideal type kept by being reflective without being worried about their weight and aiming at body acceptance.
Now Susan is reaching a moment of truth with Joe, sensing that he's capable of doing something terrible, which as a bright and reflective youth he himself worries about.
Nevertheless, like many of these makeshift pulpits, it serves to emotionally distance the act from the dancers - which effects a worrying disconnect reflective of an expanding gulf between performer and punter in live dance music.
Many worry that a self-reflective and retrenching America is leaving a void in the world's balance of power.
A more general form of this worry is that the model of reflection involved in reflective equilibrium, in which we are to produce coherence among all our beliefs, overemphasizes and idealizes human rationality.
PHNs described mitigating their sense of worry and work related stress through debriefing with colleagues, reflective supervision and recognizing that clients are responsible for their own decisions.
Stress or worry about health was inversely associated with binge-drinking, perhaps reflective that many young adolescents are aware of, and perhaps fear, the detrimental health effects of alcohol use.
Generally jovial, occasionally reflective and even sad, they display enough virtuosity and lifting (but don't worry, there's no hint of sexual attraction among us men!) to keep the audience entertained.
The shelves of worry continue to be stacked at the UK grocers and share prices are reflective with ugly downward trajectories.
Company executives worry incessantly about what could go wrong, but he argued "that is not really reflective of what is going on in the real economy".
