Sentences with phrase «creates such anger»

Whether the initiation ritual revolves around doing silly things like dressing up in weird clothes during school or singing amusing songs at a school assembly, the activity should not be one that creates such anger and humiliation that the young student vow to get revenge.

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Deprivation angered Greek voters, destroying any possibility of building a broad consensus on sensible economic reforms — such as creating a tax system that would force the some of the world's most notorious tax dodgers to contribute to the running of the government.

Jessica certainly doesn't deserve such treatment; and there are all kinds of blogs that have been created to help people who are suffering from hurt and anger issues.

When we feel any emotion at all, whether that is happiness, anger or sadness, we experience hormonal reactions which create physical reactions such as smiling when we feel happy or crying when we have feelings of sadness.

I would also urge that if a simulation is focused on creating a certain emotional response out of the students, such as the anger of the colonists in The King's M&M's, be sure to debrief students before the end of the class period, so the students understand the relationship of the activity to the historical concept in the instructional objective.

• Modified treatment according to each patient's progress reports, to ensure delivery of a continually focused mental health treatment • Provided one - on - one counseling to patients while ensuring that no judgement is passed • Examined and treated issues such as substance abuse, aging, anger management, depression and self - image • Created and maintained records of all patients under care and ensured that they are updated periodically

This can create negative emotions such as loneliness, frustration, anger, sadness and doubt, which can lead to anxiety, stress or even depression.

To create these time series from observational data, I summed SPAFF codes in 6 - second blocks using weights in terms of the ability of the codes to predict divorce (for example, because they were such good predictors of stability or divorce, contempt got a weight of -4, and humor a weight of +4, while anger and sadness were weighted only -1).

So there you have it, repressed emotions such as anger, shame and fear, low self - esteem, perfectionism, anxiety, depression and unresolved trauma, all generated by parenting errors which created adverse experiences in childhood, is the real culprit in the ADHD disorder.

Sometimes working through emotions such as anger, hurt, or sadness creates a better understanding of yourself.

Toxic living environments create codependency, an epidemic that leads to a variety of other problems such as relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders, and anger issues.

Trauma reactions often create issues such as addiction, avoidance, anger, and panic.