psychological consequence

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The social and psychological consequences of consumerism are, as we have seen, a conformity and passivity that is ironically experienced as individuality and freedom.
The psychological consequences of false-positive and false-negative test results have also been a matter of concern.
Other psychological consequences of false negatives may include the feeling that one has been wrongly treated, leading to loss of faith in the medical profession.
This suggests that for some individuals, geographic relocation may reflect positive changes, whereas for others, it has adverse psychological consequences including early onset depression.
With full understanding, proper medical advice, effective prevention, and efficient treatment, incontinence and its psychological consequences can be greatly alleviated.
Additionally, none of the studies compared the emotional and psychological consequences of the various treatments.
The psychological consequences of learning a diagnosis of dementia : three case examples.
Two scientific reports on the evaluation of nonparticipants and the negative psychological consequences seen in participants were published (10;11).
However, there is relatively little information on the psychological consequences of false-negative results, and only antenatal screening appears to have attracted any research on the issue.
Attention to the process of development provides valuable information about some of the factors that contribute to moderating and mediating the links between stress and its biological and psychological consequences.
It was recognised in the discussions, however, that a fall could result not only in serious physical injuries, but also in psychological consequences, affecting personal confidence and quality of life.
After the medical assessment, an occupational therapist visited the participants at home for an assessment of daily functioning (40), environmental hazards (44), and psychological consequences of the fall (29).
The psychological consequences of overwhelming life experiences.
Bodily reactions in anxiety are not just symptoms but essential parts of the experience: symptoms and causes are not separable, hence somatic therapy may have strong psychological consequences.
There is also increasing demand from physicians and surgeons for a greater understanding of the possible early and long-term psychological consequences of the improvements in the medical and surgical management.
Merridale's point is that the personal and psychological consequences of these catastrophes have for long been hidden from history.
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