Anosognosia was introduced as a synonym for "poor insight" in the most recent edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, but the concept remains slippery, since the phenomenon it describes is essentially social: the extent to which a patient agrees with her doctor's interpretation.
42, 43 Thus, it might explain the ability of quercetin in improving social functioning (extent or frequency of physical health and emotions problem interacting with normal social activities) in SF-36.
To this extent, social development programs are guided by a social justice framework.
Difficulties in attention switching, communication, and, to a smaller extent, social skills make it harder to keep track of social information.
Although the same instructional behaviours show even stronger relations with students' enjoyment in social classes, the extent to which teachers in social classes implement these behaviours seems to be decoupled from the extent to which they enjoy their work.
All cetaceans are social to some extent.
To some extent, social workers are themselves to blame for their negative press.
It comes from the projected growth of Medicare, Medicaid and, to a lesser extent, Social Security.
"But the rise of Islamism, in the past 30 years, has influenced the political discourse and agenda, and to a certain extent social behaviour".
Combined, those two factors exert enormous pressure on the government's biggest spending programs, Medicare and Medicaid, and, to a lesser extent, Social Security.
