The relevance of conflicting results such as these is hard to interpret and could relate to differences in the statistical measures.
Our aim was to explore the relevance of cognitive conflicts among depressive patients.
The relevance of cognitive conflicts in major depression becomes more noticeable by observing the relationship between IDs and some clinical measures.
Indeed, various psychological theories have underlined the relevance of intrapsychic conflicts leading people to internal struggles that might block their development, giving rise to suffering and symptoms.
Though these findings indicate the potential relevance of work-family conflicts as a risk factor for musculoskeletal disorders, further research is needed to clarify how important these conflicts are for relevant health-related measures of functioning (e.g., work ability).
These insights proved to be of great relevance for conflict resolution and efforts to avoid war and were also used to look at the competitive strategies of firms and the delegation of political decision-making.
With Shawky's mediation, techniques and motives for his films clearly intent on relaying to audiences the relevance of the historical conflicts of the Crusades and Jihads to contemporary global geopolitics, we might wish to stop here and ask, What Happened to Modernism?
A straightforward way to assess the functional relevance of the implicit conflict signal is to examine people's decision confidence after they solve a reasoning problem.
In this paper, we have provided a number of examples of public health research with proven relevance to conflict and human rights analysis.
The relevance of the Arab-Israeli conflict in American policy toward the Middle East will once again be highly debated as Saddam Hussein's regime falls.
