For example, if you listen to a depressing song, you will most
likely feel depressed.
Not exact matches
«Those who were victims of cyberbullying were more
depressed, they were more irritable and angry, and they were more
likely to not
feel like themselves than those who were not victims of cyberbullying,» they wrote.
A 2013 study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies tells me my hunches are right: «Undergraduates with excessively involved parents are more
likely than others to be
depressed or dissatisfied with life, and a high degree of parental involvement appeared to interfere with the ability of offspring to
feel autonomous and competent.»
Just like any adult, a child will need time to adjust to the diagnosis and the physical changes and is
likely to
feel sad,
depressed, angry, afraid, or even to deny that they are sick.
If your unhappiness
feels more like depression, though, see a doctor (colic is also more
likely to pop up in babies of
depressed moms).
It warms my heart to hear other women and their stories, I no longer
feel alone, a little
depressed at times, especially in knowing that the baby I am pregnant with is
likely not to be able to be breastfed either.
If you do, you are
likely to
feel depressed, anxious and stressed, and your baby is more
likely to be born early, small and less prepared for life outside the womb.
It could also be that people who
feel bad — be it
depressed, stressed, cynical, or otherwise — may also be more
likely to smoke or drink alcohol, or less
likely to be physically active, all things that can affect your health, of course.
Studies show transgender children are more
likely to be anxious and
depressed, and whether or not they
feel supported in their gender identity may play a role in their well - being.
According to a 2005 study conducted by Cornell University comparing the difference between male and female eating patterns, women are slightly more
likely to turn to comfort foods high in fat and sugar when they're
feeling lonely, guilty and
depressed - whereas men are more
likely to pick steaks, pasta and soups when motivated by positive emotions.
When you judge yourself, you'll
likely discover that it actually makes you
feel anxious,
depressed, guilty, or shamed.
If you focus on negativity, you are more
likely to
feel depressed.
Eating the innocent little piece of cake and ice cream may give you a headache, possibly nausea or indigestion, it could even make you
feel anxious, irritable or
depressed, or most
likely leave you
feeling completely wiped out for the rest of the evening.
You're more
likely to
feel irritable,
depressed and tired.
In other words, if your gut or other parts of your body are inflamed, and most of ours are, you're more
likely to struggle with
feeling depressed.
The study, which combined surveys and follow - up interviews with some students, found that all mixed - race students were more
likely to report smoking, drinking,
feeling depressed, having access to guns, and engaging in sexual activity.
Guinea pigs in large cages also tend to be less
depressed, quiet pets and will be more
likely to be talkative, playful and outgoing when they
feel happy and healthy.
This considerable size means they're easy to tap away on, but it's the
feeling that's
likely to be most different if you're used to keys that
depress significantly.
In such marriages, one spouse
likely feels betrayed, vulnerable, worthless, angry, and possibly
depressed; the other spouse may
feel guilty about ending the marriage and yet angry about the relentless blame and clinging behavior of his or her spouse.
Women who initially
felt that their partner shared their parenting style (meaning they
felt they were pretty much on the same page about childcare values, philosophy and practices) were both more satisfied with their relationship and less
likely to be
depressed at the second assessment than were the other new moms.
Omega: In The Mindful Way Through Depression, you discuss how people who have been seriously
depressed in the past are more
likely to
feel bad about themselves when they notice a dip in mood as opposed to those who have never dealt with depression.
It found that single moms were more
likely to
feel overwhelmed and
depressed combining working outside the home with child - raising, even though they are more
likely to receive financial assistance.103 This implies that fathers are an underutilized resource for reducing stress on single moms.
Some explanations for this findings offered by Riso and colleagues included a) the chronicity of the depression leads to alienation and distancing over time in the relationship, b) there are greater interpersonal deficits among the chronically
depressed individuals or c) chronically
depressed individuals are more
likely to remain in distressed marriages and
feel helpless to change their marital situation.