Foucault's embrace of a certain concept of freedom, and his exploration of the "care of the self," recall debates within existentialism, as does Derrida's recent work on religion without God and his reflections on the concepts of death, choice, and responsibility.
How did we feel about monogamy?" Mr. Self recalled of their questions to each other.
"He said, 'I want you or one other guy and I don't know which one I want,' " Self recalled.
An important limitation to consider when interpreting the results of this analysis was the self-recall of menarcheal age many years after the event; thus, misclassification was inevitable.
No to Self recalls the geometric abstractions of artists like Frank Stella and Ilya Bolotowsky, but Kuo emphatically asserts that the paintings are not abstract, but meticulously intentional, guided by a series of map-like legends at the bottom of the works.
This study captures the self-reported, recalled rates of non-severe hypoglycaemic events and severe hypoglycaemic events in both people with Type 1 diabetes and those with insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes, and shows that hypoglycaemic events remain a common adverse event of insulin therapy in both groups.
Results on the self-recalled prevalence of particular conditions ("told by a health professional or doctor") for educators as well as for their parents (as recalled by the educators), are presented in Table 4.
The self-recalled weight at age 20 years may have been lower or higher than the real weight, thus causing a non-differential misclassification bias.
Nadia Mendoza of the Self Esteem Team recalls her struggle with self-harming, and calls for mental health to be tackled better in schools.
Third, we use the self-reported recall about falling, and it could introduce recall bias since only the least severe falls would be identified.
Data on perfect adherence was abstracted from the patient clinical record (MoH-257) based on the patient's self-reported, recalled perfect adherence during the three days prior to clinic visit.
