Sentences with phrase «increase feelings of guilt»

Negative thinking can also increase feelings of guilt and shame, which are often emotional triggers for relapse, or remaining in the relapse.

And that might increase feelings of guilt for being paid so much more than you've earned or deserve, thus diminishing happiness.

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However, women often report that the experience of postpartum depression is different because they feel guilt and increased pressure not to ask for help (Bennett & Indman, 2003).

There are also controversies and ethical considerations surrounding the means used by public campaigns which attempt to increase breastfeeding rates, relating to pressure put on women, and potential feeling of guilt and shame of women who fail to breastfeed; and social condemnation of women who use formula.

She has feelings of sadness, doubt, guilt, or helplessness that seem to increase each week and get in the way of her normal routine.

Gradual increasing confidence interspersed with guilt and feelings of incompetence.

Instead, they tended to show increased levels of guilt and feelings of failure.

We also found that this increased sense of weight was related to participants» heightened feelings of guilt, and not other negative emotions, such as sadness or disgust.

This conclusion is further supported by... the witnesses» evidence, found, inter alia, that «One of the effects of criminal sanctions against homosexual acts is to reinforce the misapprehension and general prejudice of the public and increase the anxiety and guilt feelings of homosexuals leading, on occasions, to depression and the serious consequences which can follow from that unfortunate disease.»

Consequently, it is vital to identify decreases in wellbeing, heightened stress levels, and feelings of guilt among parents of children with autism to offer appropriate support and education to improve and increase their well being.

As the addict escalates in his / her acting out behavior, feelings of shame, guilt, and even despair increase.

This population has been found to be at risk for high levels of stress (Levac, McKay, Merka, & Reddon - D'Arcy, 2008), increased social isolation (Levac et al., 2008), feelings of incompetence and guilt (Goodman, 2004), and the recipients of social stigma (Banach, Iudice, Conway & Couse, 2010; Gruber, Kajevic, Agius, & Martic - Biocina, 2006; Levac et al., 2008).

Parents also reported increased feelings of competence and reduction of guilt.