Sentences with phrase «of ruminations»

About Blog A diary of ruminations and happenings of an arts pastor who never wanted to be a pastor and never thought he could be an artist.

This brings me to my final set of ruminations.

We've been here before, of course — the world of the pre-carnage colloquy, of ruminations on foot massages and the Royale with Cheese, the world of Pulp Fiction.

We are informed at the beginning that the signal was never decoded, and so the novel is less a story of scientific triumph than a series of ruminations on hermeneutics, the hubris of scientists, and the sociology of academic cohorts.

Most of these ruminations are just a few pages long — the longest are six pages — and nearly all seem to be brimming with eye - opening factoids: «Between 2003 and 2012, natural disasters killed an average of 106,654 people per year.»

To help in the diagnosis of rumination disorder, a review of the child's eating habits may be conducted.

Crucial matters of national importance, like aviation or press freedom, are shipped out to supposedly independent figures for extended periods of rumination, while barely - there controversies, such as GCSE marking, are quickly dropped by MPs once an independent investigation has been ruled out.

Girls also were exposed to a greater number of interpersonal dependent stressors during that time, and analyses suggest that it is this exposure to stressors that maintained girls» higher levels of rumination and, thus, their risk for depression over time.

Importantly, other types of stress — including interpersonal stress that is not dependent on the teen (such as a death in the family) and achievement - related stress — were not associated with later levels of rumination or negative cognitive style.

First, one might think that regurgitating so much material back into the mouth might bring excess stomach acid into the mouth and cause recognizable damage to the teeth; however, part of the evolution of rumination (cud - chewing and multi-chambered stomachs) included a system of acid reducing mechanisms.

Prepare for broken friendships and long silences of rumination.

After hours of rumination, my DIY - loving husband was none the wiser but marveled at how it was all achieved.

So you can bet that his upcoming show «What You Want» — five emerging artists creating visual pleasure with banal objects — draws from a good deal of rumination.

His process is one of rumination and revision, of gesture and thought.

His process is one of rumination, gesture and revision, yielding colorful compositions that consist of numerous layers of oil paint.

The belief that emotions are uncontrollable was associated with higher use of rumination and emotional avoidance and lower use of acceptance, reappraisal and problem solving.

Further, when the learner constantly repeats the same negative thoughts and events without acting (e.g., finding it difficult to focus on the math problem because of negative thoughts such as «I'll fail»; «I suck at math»), we speak of rumination.

An Empirical Test of a Clinical Metacognitive Model of Rumination and Depression.

Negative beliefs about the uncontrollability of depressed mood and anxiety were associated with higher use of rumination and emotional avoidance, and with a limited access to ER strategies.

Rather than being caught in a cycle of rumination and regret when you're unable to express yourself or even acknowledge your own needs, you'll be ready to assert yourself and get what you want.

The Role of Rumination in Depressive Disorders and Mixed Anxiety / Depressive Symptoms.

Maternal Parenting Behaviors and Adolescent Depression: The Mediating Role of Rumination.

Developmental Origins of Rumination in Middle Childhood: The Roles of Early Temperament and Positive Parenting.

[jounal] Burnette, J. L. / 2009 / Insecure attachment and depressive symptoms: the mediating role of rumination, empathy and forgiveness / Personality and Individual Differences 46: 276 ~ 280

This study examines the mediating role of rumination, state anger, and blame attribution, and the moderating role of trait forgiveness in the relationship between workplace harassment intensity and revenge among employed students at a medium - sized Midwestern U.S. university (N = 310) and full - time employees from various industries in Shanghai, China (N = 251).

No amount of rumination of analyses have ever fixed a relationship problem.

The model that best accounted for this relation included the mediating variables of rumination, negative emotion, and emotional unclarity (these authors did not include emotional suppression or thought suppression as possible mediators).

The specific indirect effects of rumination (PE = -.0659, BC / CI = -.1657 to -.0091) and attentional control (PE = -.1091, BC / CI = -.2218 to -.0251) were both significant.

Respondents indicate how often they engage in each of the examples of rumination using a 4 - point rating scale ranging from 1 (almost never) to 4 (almost always).

Effects of rumination and optimism on the relationship between psychological distress and non-suicidal self - injury.

However, as predicted, the two attachment dimensions were related to those outcome variables through different pathways: attachment - related anxiety had effects via a hyperactivating pathway involving high levels of rumination and high levels of negative emotion.

This indicates that older children reported higher levels of rumination and sleep problems, and lower levels of emotional well - being, and their parents reported higher levels of internalizing symptoms, across measurement occasions.

In contrast, specific to MDD were even higher levels of rumination and lower levels of reappraisal.

We identified greater general stress levels, greater vulnerability to distress in the marital relationship and lower well - being for women compared to men (see also Almeida & Kessler, 1998) as well as greater use of rumination and negative emotional expression concerning individual coping for women compared to men (Tamres et al., 2002).

The here presented results can thus be interpreted in terms of the rumination arousal model [136].

For youth who reported elevated, and increasing, patterns of rumination over time, transient relationships between overgeneral memory and subsequent increases in anxiety were found.

Not exact matches

This classic carol (almost childlike in its rumination on the birth of Christ by barnyard animals) is given a fun twist by Sufjan and his guests (including My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden).

The Middle Eastern beats fit perfectly with your ruminations on worldwide politics, the fear of growing discord all over the world and the lurking pessimism that hides just behind your generally joyful beats.

There are strange songs about anthropomorphic animals («The Fox, the Crow and the Cookie» and «Fig with a Bellyache») and spiritual ruminations (most of the songs, but especially «Allah, Allah, Allah» and «The Angel of Death Came to David's Room»), but all of them are matched by whirling folk guitars, blaring horns, and interesting percussion.

Don, pulling an all - nighter on a pitch for Kodak, listened to Harry's ruminations on the Lascaux cave paintings, «seventeen thousand years old»: There were «all of these handprints, tiny by today's standards, with paint blown all around them.

Regarding Ryan's ruminations on S.M. Hutchens» review of E.O. Wilson's The Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth (warning: I've read neither the book nor the review, just Ryan's post about them), I think Ryan has it right in concluding that in Wilson's account of Christianity «nature has become only a vehicle for supernature.»

The exigency of prolonged rumination about what he was going to say in this part in the light of his growing metaphysics may have initiated the discovery.

It contains a sampling of twentieth - century Bible criticism, mostly attempts to rearrange the text or speculations about interpolations, but also includes post-Holocaust ruminations, with much space dedicated to Elie Wiesel.

But to return to my childish rumination: gifts are not simply the bearers of words.

While suppressing tears, ruminations and painful feelings may expedite the bereaved's effort to «function normally,» it hinders the process of working through the loss.

«Pope Benedict XVI thawed his previously chilly image yesterday» wrote Bates, «by producing as his first message to his world - wide flock a notably warm rumination on the nature of love.

The author writes with conviction, compassion, and intelligence, and if you discount her ruminations out of hand you are guilty of behaving in an unchristian manner.

A refrain in the essays is the importance of «attention» in teaching and learning (Simone Weil's rumination on the topic is regularly cited).

Megan, who's started a dialogue with Ellen Ruppel Shell (author of the new book Cheap), has some ruminations on the infamous maker of shelves with short shelf lives.

How different God's plans are than the ruminations of man upon the riddle of the world!