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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «RESISTIVENESS»
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resistiveness en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Life Energies, Forces and the Shaping of Life: Vital, ...
local representation. An indispensable characteristic of such a local
representation is that of its local space and time structure. Although mass has
originally been taken to be a resistiveness in spacetime, its representation was
left unspecified.
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, 2002
2
Benign Stupors: A Study of a New Manic-depressive Reaction Type
But then she put them up again of her own accord, and when she had done this
presented intense resistiveness ,to any movement. Later she extended her arms
in front of her and said, "I am all right," in a theatrical manner, and then added, ...
August Hoch, John Thompson MacCurdy, 1921
3
Psychology Books Part - 1:
By far the commonest manifestation is muscular resistiveness, often spoken of as
"resistiveness." It was present in thirtytwo out of thirty seven of our cases. Usually
it takes the form of a contraction of the whole system of voluntary muscleswhen ...
4
Proceedings of the American Medico-Psychological Association ...
18 46 Somewhat similar Resistiveness. Doubtful. Paranoid-persecu- tory. attacks
at 43, 44, Impulsivity. Often seemingly and 46. Impulsive violence. apathetic.
Grandiose (?). Destructiveness. Posturing. Mannerisms. Light stuporous states.
American Psychiatric Association, 1917
5
Enhancing the Quality of Life in Advanced Dementia
Resistiveness may be managed by both behavioral and pharmacologi— cal
approaches. The simplest behavioral approach is to leave the patient for a while
and attempt to perform the activity after few minutes, when the patient has
forgotten ...
Ladislav Volicer, Lisa Bloom-Charette, 2013
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The American Journal of Insanity
Previous attacks. Rata tonic symptoms. Affect. Delusions. No. 9 42 None.
Resistiveness. Food refusal. Screaming spells. Speech monotony. Peculiar
cramped Agitated depression. Personal wrong- doing. Hypochondriacal. Somatic
. attitudes.
7
The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Alzheimer ...
This “resistiveness to care” is often caused by patient's belief (often delusional)
that the care is not needed. Therefore, the patient defends against the caregiver
and, if the caregiver persists in efforts to provide care, the patient may become ...
Myron F. Weiner, Anne M. Lipton, 2009
8
Music as Therapy: A Dialogical Perspective
Nordoff and Robbins used the word “resistiveness.” This is somewhat different
from the term “resistance” as this is used in psychoanalytic terminology.
Generally, what is meant by the term is resistance toward uncovering what is felt
to be ...
But for such resistiveness many of our race would become so unhappy that they
would die, and our slum population would become so fierce that they certainly
would steal and murder more than they do. Many of our social customs are so ...
Thomas Smith Clouston, 1907
A particular feature of Scale 1 is that it assesses the relationship in terms of both
Participation and Resistiveness. As they wrote: Not all response in therapy was
participatory: with autistic, post-autistic, or other emotionally disturbed children, ...
Rachel Darnley-Smith, Helen M Patey, 2003
6 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «RESISTIVENESS»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
resistiveness en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Proposed revamp of Rose Bowl Operating Company contract heads …
“I think it's a helpful discussion and I've been grateful to the RBOC for its resistiveness and I think it can only be a worthwhile effort we are making to scrutinize ... «Pasadena Star-News, Feb 14»
Apple granted patent for curved touch surfaces, could lead to curved …
... a lower temperature to prevent structural damage despite the fact that higher temperatures allow for greater thin film resistiveness and better optical properties. «TechSpot, Dic 13»
Curved Touch Displays and Touch Surfaces Patent Comes Calling …
Manufacturers, however, may prefer to employ high annealing temperatures for added thin film resistiveness and enhanced optical properties”. Apple curved 2. «DeviceMAG, Dic 13»
Improving care for dementia patients in our ailing aged care system
But “physical behaviours” that might require two or three extra staff members to assist (such as aggression, resistiveness, spitting, kicking, scratching), receive ... «Transforming The Nation's Healthcare, Abr 12»
Gerontologist to address effects of 'elderspeak' on Alzheimer's patients
“The result is resistiveness to the care provided by the staff. The disruptive interaction adds to staff stress, burnout, and high turnover and increases the costs of ... «University of Delaware, Sep 09»
Alzheimer's Disease Improved When Patients Communicated …
The Resistiveness to Care Scale (RTCS) is a measure of the occurrence of and intensity of behaviors of persons with dementia including those that disrupt care. «eMaxHealth.com, Jul 08»
