Sentence examples for well behaviours from inspiring English sources
Although a questionnaire developed by Leidig 14 assesses perceived spouse response to pain and well behaviours, it is limited because it has never been used after publication, either in a German or any other sample and has not been further investigated for its psychometric properties.
The lessons aim to modify the patient's cognitions with respect to their complaints, thus reinforcing well behaviours [ 29].
3 9 However, although research found convincing evidence of the operant model with respect to the hypothesised positive association between spouse solicitous responses and measures of patients' pain and dysfunction, there is limited information regarding associations between environmental responses to patient well behaviours (eg, exercise) and measures of patient functioning.
Injection well behaviour is dominated by fracture geometry if the well is operated at sufficiently high pressure.
The analytical model for radial flows predicts well behaviour; the experimental-data-tuned coefficients are used for reliable laboratory-based prediction of injectivity index decline.
Fordyce suggested pain behaviour and well behaviour be considered in explaining suffering in chronic pain patients.
He assumed that strengthening well behaviour would reduce pain related to sickness behaviour and reduce disability and suffering as well.
Among existing instruments concerning spouse's responses the aspect of well behaviour has not been examined so far.
The SRI (Spouse Response Inventory) tries to consider pain behaviour and well behaviour and appears to be acceptable because of its brevity and close proximity to daily language.
Measures of negative responses (presumed to be punishing) to patient well behaviour and solicitous responses to patient pain behaviour made independent contributions to the prediction of patient disability.
Specifically, they found that the SRI measure of spouse negative responses to well behaviour were significantly associated with greater patient pain behaviour and pain intensity.
