Sentence examples for subjective consequences from inspiring English sources

Neither he nor anyone else has explained why there should be any subjective consequences to getting in a car, or why we maintain a lifelong talent for riding a bicycle while even experienced sailors struggle at sea after months on land.

The questionnaire contains 19 items that capture both objective and subjective consequences of providing ongoing care to the seriously mentally ill.

This has led to calls for research on cancer and sexuality to adopt an "integrative" approach, and to examine the ways in which individuals interpret sexual changes, and the subjective consequences of sexual changes.

Subjective well-being concerns peoples' self-reported assessment of their own well-being;- an individual's appraisal of a person's environmental circumstances, a person's behavioural response and the subjective consequences of that process [ 7].

Because self-reported pain is completely subjective, consequences of pain is often considered to be a proxy measure for severity of the pain, and as the consequences are more important than the pain itself from a societal point of view, we wanted to include this in the questionnaire.

The results confirm the persistence and nonspecificity of the subjective medical consequences of Chornobyl and are consistent with the hypothesis that traumatic events exert their greatest negative impacts on health in vulnerable or disadvantaged groups.

Met- and unmet needs were reported for several life domains and it was suggested that further research should focus on the (subjective) psychological consequences of substance use in SUD patients with ADHD (SUD + ADHD) or ASD (SUD + ASD).

Lastly, it was decided to focus exclusively on secondary psychosocial impairment rather than the physical effects of eating disorder psychopathology as the subjective physical consequences of an eating disorder (e.g., weakness, feeling faint or cold, palpitations, muscle twitches and spasms) are mostly non-specific in character and difficult for the individual to ascribe to their way of eating.

Because it hardly affects striatal domapinergic transmission, tolcapone may mitigate subjective and behavioral consequences of sleep deprivation without unwanted psychostimulant adverse effects [2].

Attitude direct, subjective norm, anticipated consequences, habitual behaviour and past behaviour significantly predicted behavioural intention.

Previous research on cancer and sexuality has focused on physical aspects of sexual dysfunction, neglecting the subjective meaning and consequences of sexual changes.