Sentences with phrase «psychological states explored»
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Researchers from Florida Atlantic University and Cleveland State University are the first to explore the link between psychological distress and paid sick leave among U.S. workers ages 18 - 64.
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Islamic State, as might be imagined, is well aware of what these men are doing, and «City of Ghosts» explores the price, both psychological and physical, of being in the cross hairs of what one of the group calls «the most dangerous organization in the world.»
Martha Marcy May Marlene explores the emotional and psychological state a of a young woman, Martha (Elizabeth Olsen), who escapes from an oppressive cult led by the charismatic Patrick (John Hawkes).
The artists talk about how they explore the conflicting psychological and physical states of being...
In her second exhibition with the gallery, Kristalova continues her work in ceramics to visualize psychological states of being and explore the complexity of the human condition.
His early works, referred to as «psychological morphologies,» explore states of the human subconscious.
His practice spans objects, prints, short films and installations, which explore trapped psychological states — thwarted ambition, frustration, failure, loss — all threaded with a mordant humour.
Xavier Cha's piece explores the body and subjectivity, capturing actors» efforts to express conflicting emotions, and the tense states of physical and psychological discord which result.
Höller is committed to exploring the possibilities of uncertainty; a psychological state where we are open to suggestions because we haven't committed to a particular decision yet.
Dorothy Cross is amongst the UK and international artists exploring various themes related to 3 a.m. - psychological, sociological, natural and astronomical — to capture something of the strangeness of the night and the extraordinary range of emotions, states and experiences it witnesses.
In this exhibition, curated by Angela Kingston, over 20 UK and international artists explore various themes related to 3 a.m. — psychological, sociological, natural and astronomical — to capture something of the strangeness of the night and the extraordinary range of emotions, states and experiences it witnesses.