10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEEL-BAD»
Discover the use of
feel-bad in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
feel-bad and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts On Being a Woman
'Recall how hard it was last year to find a present for Mother's Day that wasn't yet one more box of chocolates? Remember this book. You'll thank me.
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Feel-
bad Education: And Other Contrarian Essays on Children ...
This book is a collection of published essays on education by Alfie Kohn since 2005.
The author argues that depression is a necessary, life-enhancing process that should not be distorted by feelings of shame and guilt prompted, in part, by the platitudes of popular psychology
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When It's Good to
Feel Bad: How Responses to Virtual ...
We examined relationships between sexual risk-taking and self-conscious negative affect following exposure to a narrative-based HIV-prevention video.
John L. Christensen, 2007
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How to Make Your Man Look Good: (Without Making Him
Feel Bad)
A lighthearted but practical handbook for women on how to help their reluctant male companions look and feel better explains how to encourage them to become fitter, healthier, and happier with a minimum of fuss and fighting, offering tips ...
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Satanic Ritual Abuse: Principles of Treatment
One of the consequences of child abuse is for the child to feel bad, quite naturally
. The psychological management of these bad feelings is influenced by what, in
social psychology, is called an 'attributional error': the child attributes the cause ...
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The Healing Journey for Adult Children of Alcoholics
Guilt is the feeling that comes after I've made a mistake. Shame is the feeling that
I am a mistake. Families where trauma existed are primarily shame-based
families. People in such a system have low self-worth and just feel bad. That
feeling of ...
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Emotions in Crosslinguistic Perspective
Feel bad The phrase feel bad looks so simple and straightforward that it is
seldom recognised for what it really is: a language-specific English idiom, with a
meaning different, and not predictable, from the meanings of its two parts. For
example ...
Jean Harkins, Anna Wierzbicka, 2001
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On Desire : Why We Want What We Want: Why We Want What We Want
Above I asked a chicken-and-egg question: which came first, the ability to feel
bad and good, or the ability to desire? I would like to propose that the logical,
sensible way for animals to gain these abilities is simultaneously, or nearly so.
William B. Irvine Professor of Philosophy Wright State University, 2005
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The Psychology of Emotions, Feelings and Thoughts
You can feel bad, or you could think negative things about yourself that make you
feel bad. When someone thinks, they are aware of what they are doing and what
they are thinking about. When someone feels an emotion, they might not be ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FEEL-BAD»
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feel-bad is used in the context of the following news items.
Game of Thrones closes another rousing feel-bad season
We had to watch the unspeakable sacrifice, and still feel bad for Stannis. There was a noble grandeur in his defeat, in the way his last words ... «BusinessWorld Online Edition, Jun 15»
