Sentences with phrase «new psychological condition»

The detrimental impact the new regime is having on some children's health is so rampant that it has resulted in what some call a new psychological condition.

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Innocence of the ghastly conditions of their particular human crisis - grinding poverty, economic slavery, disease; malnutrition that stunts the development of the brain and maims intelligence; thwarted, inhibited stature, physical and psychological shockingly premature death - innocence of this awful truth is at a furious pace giving way to a new consciousness and conscience, to conscientization.

In addition to these major wins, our students demanded and won an increase in psychological, counseling and mentoring services, an investment in athletic uniforms and protective gear, 47 new custodial positions to improve the conditions on school - sites, an increase in career - technical programs and supports, and new fresh fruit and vegetable food programs.

But he is undoubtedly best remembered for Brave New World (1932), a vision of a future dystopica in which psychological conditioning supports a scientifically determined and immutable caste system.

Drawing upon recent contemporary fiction, curators Tom Eccles and Amy Zion (both Bard College, New York) have invited writers, poets, and artists to investigate the psychological, linguistic, physical and social conditions that underpin the daily struggles of individual lives.

As Roberta Smith has written, «She has put the vocabulary of twentieth - century abstraction to new and different uses, tracing in irresistible formal terms a psychological narrative that is not explicitly feminine but that women, thanks to society's relentless conditioning, know best and most completely.»

Recalling X-Rays, Rayographs and other technical images, this new work triggers the latent tendency toward pareidolia, the psychological condition of finding figurative images in abstract forms.

Born in Havana, Cuba, in 1942, Cruz Azaceta arrived in New York City in 1960 as an artist in exile — a political and psychological condition that has marked his work since the beginning of his career.

New and recent works by Olivia Erlanger, Josh Kline, Jason Matthew Lee, Sam Lewitt, and Carissa Rodriguez touch upon the effects of physical and psychological disturbance, brought on by a general state of fragmentation and precarity that identifies the structural conditions of social and work relations.

The concern about health effects reached a new pitch in 2011 when the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture unequivocally concluded that «solitary confinement is a harsh measure which may cause serious psychological and physiological adverse effects on individuals regardless of their specific conditions», and that the practice is «contrary to one of the essential aims of the penitentiary system, which is to rehabilitate offenders and facilitate their reintegration into society».

Sandplay therapy is a creative form of psychotherapy that uses a sandbox and a large collection of miniatures to enable a client to explore the deeper layers of the psyche in a totally new format; by constructing a series of «sand pictures,» a client is helped to illustrate and integrate his or her psychological condition (see www.sandplay.org).