Sentence examples for total psychological from inspiring English sources

Fishburne gets better and better as the movie progresses and he moves towards total psychological collapse.

She's not being helped by Williams's total psychological grip on this game.

And he doesn't merely miss; he misses so badly that it is easy to assume total psychological collapse.

He is not discovering something new about himself before our very eyes, unlike the soliloquies of Hamlet or Macbeth, or even Malvolio, who must be played as real people talking to themselves, with total psychological truth.

Cronbach's alpha for the 12-item total psychological empowerment scale is 0.78.

However, the total, psychological and somatic scores were systematically higher in Latin America, and systematically (significantly) lower in Asia Indonesiaa) than in Europe/North America.

The total, functional, psychological, and social components of the VQ11 showed good reliability over a period of one week for patients without clinical change.

In the total cohort, psychological distress did not predict type 2 diabetes after adjustment for age, sex, SES, and ethnicity (OR 1.16 [95% CI 0.94 1.42]; data not shown).

The total and psychological, somato-vegetative and urogenital subscale MRS scores that can be obtained at a minimum and maximum are 0 44; 0–16; 0–16; 0–12 respectively, and are graded according to the severity of symptoms as: not present, mild, moderate and severe.

The standard scoring method (possible range 0 – 12) has a scoring pattern of 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 last two responses indicating presence oforheachmptom and the total measures psychologitem distress using a count of the number of items that have a positive response.

We next performed an effective connectivity analysis to test for changes in interregional neural connectivity related to the psychophysiological interaction (PPI) between activity in sACC (physiological variable) and reported changes in total mood (psychological variable) (i.e., which brain regions increase or decrease their connectivity to sACC in a mood-dependent manner).