Sentences with phrase «which such guilt»

As a religious leader, the minister counselor can use the healing symbols of Christianity by which such guilt can be transformed.

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Emotional abuse --- religious concepts such as sin, hell, cause feelings of guilt, shame, fear, and other types of emotional «baggage» which can scar the psyche for life.
The growth counselor's function is to help such persons as they work through their resistance to bury a dead relationship; uncouple without infighting so as to avoid further hurt to each other and to their children; agree on a plan for the children that will be best for the children's mental health; work through the ambivalent feelings that usually accompany divorce — guilt, rage, release, resentment, failure, joy, loss — so that each person's infected grief wound can heal; discover what each contributed to the disintegration of their relationship; learn the relationship - building and love - nurturing skills which each will need either to enjoy creative singlehood or to establish a better marriage.
Notice what this entails: postcolonialist guilt is after all a problem only for colonialists, which means, if such guilt is indeed a major motivation for interreligious dialogue, that it is likely to be only they who will be seriously interested in it.
This tentative model for understanding the causes of problem drinking is offered in the report of the Cooperative Commission on the Study of Alcoholism: «An individual who (1) responds to beverage alcohol in a certain way, perhaps physiologically determined, by experiencing intense relief and relaxation, and who (2) has certain personality characteristics, such as difficulty in dealing with and overcoming depression, frustration, and anxiety, and who (3) is a member of a culture in which there is both pressure to drink and culturally induced guilt and confusion regarding what kinds of drinking behavior are appropriate, is more likely to develop trouble than will most other people.»
Others, often victims of battering or marital rape, tell of partners insisting on trying some practice discovered in porn wares (10 per cent of such victims in one study) These women report suicide attempts, nightmares, fears, anxieties, shame and guilt — reactions which resemble rape trauma syndrome.
The only downside would be that such labels might heap even more guilt on moms already sad about their inability to breastfeed which isn't a good thing either.
Except for a lot of us with Hashimoto's it's a constant battle, which is why so many of us have such an issue with guilt.
In a bewildering series of deceptions, these people entrap the idealistic Mike into debt, betrayal, grief, guilt and cynical disappointments, all leading up to a big televised fight sequence at the end which makes no attempt to be plausible and is interesting (if you are a student of such things) for its visual fakery.
Huge fines are now being dished out to bank involved in rigging the Forex rates on an almost daily basis and as such HSBC has set aside hundreds of billions of Pounds to pay those potential fines when levied, which is of course an admission of guilt in anyone's eyes!
Dumas draws on her expansive visual archive and the nuances of language to create intense, psychologically charged works which explore themes such as sexuality, love, death and guilt, often referencing art history and current affairs.
The show is far better and more enlivening when they are not fixated on such guilt, as in the Neue Galerie, the key venue for the show in Kassel, which tells a more complex story encompassing the continuing legacy of European colonialism, the trauma of World War II, and the politics of representing people of other cultures.
As such, then, climate campaigners are limited to «attempts to provoke fear or guilt» (# 2), and have to overstate the likely outcomes of climate change and the benefits that any political solution to it might offer (# 3), and overstate the ease at which these solutions may be implemented (# 3a, b & c).
Such a situation leads to two equally untenable results: either conduct a trial in which the accused is unable to properly understand the proceedings, or face a stay of proceedings in which the guilt or innocence of an accused goes permanently unresolved.
More specifically, the trial court might well have proscribed extrajudicial statements by any lawyer, party, witness, or court official which divulged prejudicial matters, such as the refusal of Sheppard to submit to interrogation or take any lie detector tests; any statement made by Sheppard to officials; the identity of prospective witnesses or their probable testimony; any belief in guilt or innocence; or like statements concerning the merits of the case.
The broad requirement of Article 4 (1) does not apply to the prosecutor's acts that aim to prove the individual's guilt (such as the indictment), nor to preliminary procedural decisions by judicial or other competent authorities and which are based on suspicion or incriminating evidence (for example a decision on pre-trial detention).
The problem is that if every overturning of a conviction required the courts to additionally declare the actual innocence of the accused, then (1) the courts would be required to make patently false statements (when actual guilt is clear, but the path to conviction was improper) which would be bad, and (2) the negative consequences of over-applying such a requirement for exoneration would no doubt lead to a serious decrease in the probability of any conviction being overturned on procedural grounds.
To date, 47 states have adopted post-conviction DNA testing statutes; some have imposed additional limitations that hinder applicants from obtaining testing, such as prohibiting applications from those (1) that have plead guilty; (2) that have admitted to guilt in order to obtain parole; (3) whose attorneys did not request testing; (4) convicted of crimes for which relief could be sought; (5) who are sentenced to death; (6) who are able to establish a likelihood rather than a possibility the testing will be exculpatory; (7) where there are clear and convincing evidence that the new results would be significantly more discriminating than the results of previous testing; or (8) that fail to provide adequate safeguards to preserve biological evidence.
Such charges are also complicated to defend because they involve proving innocence, which may be more difficult than proving guilt.
There have been distinct patterns of debate since the launch of Bringing Them Home, such as whether individuals and our national leader should apologise; whether there should be a national Sorry Day; the understanding of words such as «guilt» and «shame»; the Inquiry's finding of genocide; the issue of compensation and reparation; the intersections with debates about native title and reconciliation; and the reassessment of Australian history and identity for which the Inquiry was viewed as a catalyst.
CU traits include characteristics such as lack of remorse and guilt, shallow and deficient emotions, as well as an over-focus on reward and insensitivity to punishment, lack of empathy, which are all considered to be the core features of psychopathy (Frick et al., 2003; Frick and White, 2008).
In contrast, controlled motivation refers to pressure to help, which can originate either from the outside, such as the avoidance of the ICP's criticism or the necessity to meet the ICP's demanding expectations, or from the inside, such as the avoidance of guilt feelings or the internal obligation to be loyal vis - à - vis the ICP.
It is in this period when abilities related to CU, such as empathy or guilt, which promote positive behavior and prosociality, begin to emerge [15], and when they could be more easily rectified in case of deviation.
It appears that overprotection measures in the chronic illness literature to date have largely measured parental behavioral control — which includes parenting behaviors such as limit setting and parental monitoring — rather than parental psychological control — which includes intrusiveness and criticism / guilt induction.
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