Sentences with phrase «in a bad relationship affect»

How can being in a bad relationship affect someone's personality?

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If you find you're constantly in a bad mood or feeling depressed, it can affect everything — your personal relationships, your health and your ability to focus and get things done at work.

A slowing Chinese economy might be good or bad for the world, depending on how it affects the relationship between domestic savings and domestic investment, and this itself depends on whether Beijing drives the rebalancing process in an orderly way or is forced into a disorderly rebalancing by excess debt.

If it's not working for you, there's probably someone who can help you: a lactation consultant if latch - on is going badly, an OT or speech therapist if your baby isn't sucking effectively, a chiropractor trained in CST if a traumatic birth is affecting your nursing relationship.

Each year 10 - 14 youth suicides are directly attributed to bullying (The Home Office) Bullied children are 6 times more likely to contemplate suicide than their non-bullied counterparts 1 in 12 children are badly bullied to the point that it affects their education, relationships and even their prospects for jobs in later life 66 % of paedophiles are known to the child

Constantly complaining and focusing on the things you don't love about yourself isn't just bad for your self - esteem, stress levels and mood, it's also bad for your relationship because it affects the very thing he fell in love with — your personality.

MIRROR.CO.UK - Jan 15 - The average person in a bad relationship waits four years before breaking it off, according to research by eHarmony.co.uk — fear of being alone, pity for their partner and concern over how the rest of the family will be affected are the major reasons.

Patients with damage to orbitofrontal cortex, the amygdala, or both, are often vulnerable to scams, bad business deals, and exploitative relationships, a vulnerability that may be affected by deficits in specific aspects of social cognition (45, 47).

I am still not taking the step as I am afraid how it will affect the kids, I don't want to break them, so I keep on going in this bad relationship.

Although being high in attachment avoidance or anxiety may predict worse health, newer work by Beck and colleagues (2013) suggests that it's the combination of attachment styles within a relationship that matter most.5 Specifically, the researchers explored whether a poor fit in attachment styles, such as an anxious - avoidant pair like Anna and Elsa, can potentially affect aspects of physical health.

«For example, if you now have a 90 - minute commute, will you be in a bad mood the rest of the morning or when you get home, and how will that affect your relationships?»