He also took antidepressants to relieve the mood disorder he associated with the OxyContin.
This study examined relations between premenstrual symptoms experienced in the last month and expectancies that abstaining from smoking results in withdrawal (i.e., smoking abstinence withdrawal expectancies), that smoking is pleasurable (i.e., positive reinforcement smoking expectancies), and smoking relieves negative mood (i.e., negative reinforcement smoking expectancies).
A significantly higher proportion of BZD users indicated both for pleasure or to get high (67% vs. 44%, p <.01) and to relieve negative mood (57% vs. 34%, p <.05) as reasons for opiate use compared to non-users.
(8) Do you use the Internet as a way of escaping from problems or of relieving an anxious mood (e.g., feelings of helplessness, guilt, anxiety, or depression)?
Particular attention should be paid to relieving hopelessness and depressive mood in the treatment of adolescent suicide attempters.
American servicemen, their sword of valour never, as it were, tempered in the fire of real combat, are in a strange, volatile mood: relieved, euphorically triumphant, oddly frustrated.
The ratings for the two-hour premiere of season two of "Dallas," the revival of the fabled soap on the TNT cable channel, are not going to do much to relieve the down mood left after the death of the show's central star, Larry Hagman.
Cadaver study casts doubts on how zapping brain may boost mood, relieve pain.
Contemporary medicine and nursing use music to stabilize mood, relieve tension and anxiety, and achieve higher treatment efficiency.
Practicing yoga has seen shown to increase flexibility and strength, boost mood, relieve stress, and more.
