Sentence examples for self difficulties from inspiring English sources

Elliot & Briere (1995) considered that among the general population recovered memories of child sexual abuse did not produce generalized distress but were more associated with symptoms of posttraumatic stress and self difficulties [31].

It's the opposite of adventure travel, testing the self against difficulties with at least a chance of success.

In reality, eating disorders, including anorexia, are serious mental health problems, triggered by a complex interplay of low self-worth, difficulties in coping with problems and – possibly – genetics.

With all this accumulated knowledge and progress do they have the ability and means to resolve these self-created difficulties?

What will annoy Stuart Lancaster, and should annoy the players, is the amount of self-induced difficulties they had and not just in terms of unforced errors.

Using a longitudinal design, this study aimed to examine how a mother's history of abuse in childhood relates to her offspring's self-regulation difficulties in preadolescence.

"Children who suffer with PTSD are also vulnerable to experiencing low mood, low self-esteem, difficulties with learning and problems in relationships.

She had self-esteem difficulties growing up, has been mistaken for a man and was housebound for five years, she revealed during an interview with ITV2's "This Morning" on Tuesday.

(Self-reported difficulties with other timbres were too infrequent to allow for meaningful comparisons).

Self-reported difficulties are detailed in table 3.

The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP) [ 19] assesses self-reported difficulties in social interaction.