Lawyers have similarly raised questions about Abd al-Nashiri's psychological state.
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David has an acute awareness of his own unreliability, given his psychological state.
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Jihadism as a psychological state is the outward projection of an inner hell.
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This can be a funny and satisfying approach; it's certainly a real psychological state.
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The series, appropriately titled Dark Side, also reflects Cobb's psychological state at the time.
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Miwa's psychological state also isn't discussed much in the records until she was a teenager.
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This is actually a psychological state where you're more focused and get things done faster.
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When asked about the tweet, Kellyanne said she doesn't "share those concerns" about Trump's psychological state.
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When asked about the tweet, Kellyanne said she doesn't "share those concerns" about Trump's psychological state.
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"Mr Assange requires urgent expert medical assessment of both his physical and psychological state of health."
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Averting your eyes is refusing to come to grips with Trump's mental condition and psychological state.
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He is not built for this hostile environment and it shows in his deteriorating psychological state.
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The minutiae of his bones, muscles, and psychological state have been their own news industry ever since.
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The common psychological state is best described as an inextinguishable anguish and pain that seem never-ending.
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Although little is known publicly of Anas K.'s psychological state before his suicide attempt on Nov.
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And maybe concerned for her psychological state but also completely fine because this is Madonna we're talking about.
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"They must pay attention to their blood pressure, blood lipids, glucose level and psychological state," Ji said by email.
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"Flow is a psychological state when you're completely absorbed in the task at hand," sports psychologist Sue Jackson described.
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The spirit or psychological state has to be calm, free of anger, irritation, fear, self-pity, delusion and pride.
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Ever since the primaries, it's been something of a parlor game to weigh in on Donald Trump's psychological state.
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When we think of Abstract Expressionism, we think of the canvas as a recipient of the artist's psychological state.
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More than a nod to a forgotten relic of popular entertainment, Dreamlands' chaos is also reflective of a psychological state.
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She is also in an extremely unstable psychological state, and it's possible an unexpected event could occur if she is released.
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"He was speechless and appeared in a bad psychological state as some of his relatives had been killed," Mr. Rajihi said.
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The psychological state of a person during sex can also have a profound impact on how long it takes them to ejaculate.
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Burgess said that might have been confusing for DeAngelo, and the conflict between his parents also could have affected his psychological state.
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A handful of Democratic lawmakers have openly raised questions about Trump's psychological state since he took office in January, including Blumenauer, Sen.
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The board actually published an opinion that broadens the scope of it to include all "professional opinions" about a person's psychological state.
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But there's not really any part of the brain that has that kind of one-to-one relationship with a particular psychological state.
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What if the suicides of Jukai were in fact not a tragic outcome of a psychological state, but a kind of literal monster?
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" At the time, the attorney tweeted that he felt "all Americans" should be "thinking serious" about the president's "mental condition and psychological state.
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A: When you execute the program, aibo has the freedom to decide which specific behavior to execute depending on his/her psychological state.
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All these conditions that bridge psychological state and physical condition can lead to changes in the brain that will result in cognitive impairment.
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Going even further, it responds to the emotional and psychological state of its players, adapting and responding to human behavior and evolving over time.
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Photographs can certainly suggest the meaning of an event or the psychological state of an individual, but they necessarily suggest other things as well.
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Their quality of life was poorer, and they showed poorer psychosocial functioning—the way our psychological state interacts with, and is influenced by, our environment.
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To earn money, he and Ms. Davis went on tour, promoting books and documentaries about the case, despite Mr. Echols's precarious physical and psychological state.
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Meanwhile, tropical predictions tend to pertain more to the individual and his or her psychological state and rarely take as wide a look at the future.
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The researchers will focus on eight areas of interest, which include radiation from the Fukushima disaster and the swim's effects on Lecomte's heart and psychological state.
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The system will track biosignals of passengers including brain activity, eye movement, facial expressions, and heart rate to build a more complete picture of their psychological state.
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And now that we're used to it, [whenever a situation] occasionally deviates from that expectation... it creates a serious disjunction in that person's emotional and psychological state.
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Reading your book, it seemed to me that you were using the psychological state of our veterans as a measuring stick for the health of our society.
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Guidelines for examining the psychological state of teenagers injured through drinking, drugs, or violence either don't exist or the guidelines don't specifically recommend screening in these groups.
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Worrying about Trump's psychological state and responding to each of his tweets distracts us from the larger mission of containing him, and that containment will only happen politically.
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"All Americans should be thinking seriously now about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress – and the Vice President and Cabinet," Conway tweeted.
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" He also tweeted that it is time for "*all* Americans," including the media, Congress and administration officials, to be "thinking serious" about "Trump's mental condition and psychological state.
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As is true of most things, your psychological state matters: While nearly every human is susceptible to motion sickness, people prone to anxiety and neuroticism are more so.
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"*All* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," he wrote.
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So when Conway says all Americans "should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state," he's also suggesting a different way to cover the president.
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But those who knew Manning personally caution against conflating her deteriorating psychological state with her decision to leak classified materials, as if the former wholly explains the latter.
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While there's some debate about whether the Rorschach test is a valid way to measure a person's psychological state, there's no denying that Norman's answers are creepy as hell.
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" Things have escalated, "so much so that Mr. Gauch has moved out of the marital home due to his anxiety, psychological state, and the marital discord that arose therefrom.
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Obviously being down in the dumps is not just a psychological state but also a physical one, brought on by many chemical, neurological and hormonal changes in our body.
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"*All* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," he wrote Monday.
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No matter how highly skilled a person is, the body's pre-programmed stress responses mean they can enter a different physical state, and sometimes even a different psychological state.
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As Liu found out over the course of two pilot studies, the mediated breathing produced by the device can lead to significant changes in the psychological state of the wearer.
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"*[A]ll* Americans should be thinking seriously *now* about Trump's mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet," Conway tweeted Monday.
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Mr. Arabian's lawyer, who subpoenaed Dr. Lifschutz, said that by claiming mental distress and revealing the therapy, Mr. Housek had waived his right to privacy about his prior psychological state.
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The difference here is that the marketer attempts to capture some essential psychological state, or some particular combination of values and lifestyle, that imply a proclivity for the product in question.
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Wilhelm's defense countered that he was intoxicated and emotional the night of the shooting, the clerk says, and jurors have been asked to consider his psychological state during his alleged acts.
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But the problem is that Facebook doesn't actually give you the tools to target a psychological state of mind (not yet, anyway)—it only offers pieces of user data such as Likes.
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Your genes may shape your personality, athleticism or outlook, but it's often the combination of genes, your experiences and what you are exposed to that ultimately determine your physical and psychological state.
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"The craziness and the chaos in whatever scenes are more to me a metaphor for my psychological state as a mother and being overwhelmed and trying to sort it out," Blackmon said.
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D. household in Michigan, is that the children are part of a generation where debt—the financial and psychological state of being indebted—will shadow them for much of their adult lives.
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He cited his own and others' studies examining the metabolic rate, fat distribution and psychological state of people before they lose weight, after they lose weight and after they regain the weight.
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Al-Baghdadi is reportedly being treated for "injuries, diabetes and fractures to the body and legs that prevent him from walking without assistance," as well as a "deteriorating psychological state," al-Basri said.
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These facts show that psychological distress and disability aren't inherent to being trans, so being trans doesn't meet the definition of a mental disorder (a psychological state that causes significant distress and disability).
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The piece lays the groundwork for the narrative arc of the exhibition, which traces Scholder's exploration of the psychological state of Native America, hitting on ideas of representation, misrepresentation, and stereotype along the way.
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G4S Secure Solutions, the Florida-based security firm employing Mateen, failed to adequately assess his psychological state, the lawsuit said, and should have removed his service weapon and recommended his state firearms license be revoked.
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"I didn't have the psychological state to go on tour with the orchestra while my parents were under bombardment, and the whole country was severely damaged," said Mr. Ahmadieh, 41, who now lives in Germany.
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They believe they got closer to overcoming Cleveland, though a 593-0 series sweep and across-the-board admissions that the outcome had at least something to do with the team's psychological state is discouraging.
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This exhibition addresses the problem of social and artistic difference, and turns to surrealism for its ability to put a viewer in a psychological state of accepting different realities at once, which is necessary for dialogue.
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The Mind Game, as it's called, is designed primarily to gauge the psychological state of young recruits, and it often presents its players with impossible situations to test their mental fortitude in the face of inescapable defeat.
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Over the weekend, as Trump ranted on Twitter, George Conway, who is a prominent conservative lawyer, posted the psychiatric definition of narcissistic personality disorder and asked all Americans to think about Trump's 'mental condition and psychological state.
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Over the course of four weeks, participants recorded their pulse (a good indicator of your body's stress response) before and after looking at the plants and filled out surveys that gauged their psychological state and anxiety levels.
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" The study also surveyed the participant's psychological state before and after the period of internet use and found that the "removal of internet connection for those with higher PIU scores increased their state anxiety and negative mood.
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Not everyone agrees that it's even especially necessary; on the medical blog Science Based Medicine, Harriet Hall, a family doctor known as "the SkepDoc," has argued that well-practiced medicine already acknowledges a patient's psychological state during treatment.
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I was able to start with a psychological state that I myself was in, which was kind of like a cognitive, dissociative, like fragmented place that was related to memory and childhood trauma and all kinds of things.
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"Our role is bigger now than it was two or three years ago because you need to deal with the children's psychological state before you can teach them," said Omar Khudor Ali, headteacher of nearby Badayel Boys' School.
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In her office, surrounded by arts and crafts materials, Jenefsky told me that she's often wondered about Bieber's psychological state: her young daughter was once a fan but departed belieberdom after her favorite pop star began behaving badly.
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John Maynard Keynes popularized that term in 22000, referring to a psychological state in which people get a consumerist and entrepreneurial bug that allows them to forget their worries and let their optimism guide their economic decision-making.
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Wolfe best highlights the influence of our own perspectives in her diptych "The Color of Pigeons" (2016), which is informed by the Lüscher Color Test — developed to suggest that how people respond to colors determines their psychological state.
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Whether thought of as an emotional weapon, a psychological state or simply the most profoundly irritating behavior that a colleague or family member can manifest, passive aggression is a fancy name for something we are all familiar with.
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They say coarse-grained macroscopic states of a physical system (such as the psychological state of a brain) can have more causal power over the system's future than a more detailed, fine-grained description of the system possibly could.
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But the psychological state of the country is more fragile after being held hostage for two years by a political process that never progresses, drowns out everything else and has only deepened the divisions exposed by the 2016 referendum.
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Momberg's attorney attempted to use her psychological state — having just been robbed — to explain her behavior, and Momberg said in her testimony last November that she had been "intimidated" by the officers because the person who allegedly robbed her was black.
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More research is needed to understand the potential causes of postcoital dysphoria; however, this study suggests that one contributing factor is likely to be our current psychological state, which may dictate the emotional response we're likely to have following sex.
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They include pervasive propaganda and the methods of mass mobilization, which shape people's minds and contribute to the psychological state in which the regime seeks to keep them: a state of "futile resignation" in which people accept their lot because resistance is futile.
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This new documentary recounts the 2007 arrest and conviction of the former athlete and actor O. J. Simpson for a robbery in a Las Vegas hotel room, and considers whether his psychological state may have influenced the police's handling of the case.
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According to Adriana Aguilar, an attorney at AsíLegal, there are states that go so far as to take into consideration the woman's reputation, societal notions of shame and dishonor, the woman's psychological state, or the opinion of their spouses when pursuing their cases against women.
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Compiled in a new book—which also includes essays penned by some of the players as well as short stories by Dave Eggers—Ms Soren states that her photographs capture "a psychological state of striving and what it looks like to try to touch greatness".
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What Grossman observes in "Life and Fate" about the psychological state of the individual in war might also be said of nations — perhaps of the United States, enmeshed in resurgent violence in the Middle East and lingering still in Afghanistan after 15 years of conflict.
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You have to treat your mind the way an athlete treats her body; I'm always taking stock of my mental fitness, my creative battery, and my psychological state; you have to always be pushing yourself, always taking risks, but the recovery time is equally important.
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Riley: The other thing about the hair dye, frankly, I tell people, if it's gonna make you feel better, that's really important because, for a lot of us, how we look and how we present ourselves really has a lot to do with our psychological state.
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While the main aim of the project is to create a "positive psychological state of pleasure and satisfaction in the gorillas", the researchers are already setting their sights on more advanced models that would help zookeepers better understand both the mental and physical condition of the animal.
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During WWII pilots reported seeing large balls of light, later referred to as "foo fighters," in the sky; their existence was unexplainable (later experts would justify these phenomena to electrostatic, electromagnetism, and/or the reflection of light, others suggested it was linked to an issue with the pilot's psychological state).
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Researchers from 12 scientific institutions, including NASA and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, have been conducting studies and gathering samples during Lecomte's journey The researchers have been focusing on eight areas of interest, which include plastic pollution, radiation from the Fukushima disaster and the swim's effects on Lecomte's heart and psychological state.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The spectacular sky in Edvard Munch's iconic set of paintings and pastels, "The Scream" (1893–1910), may have less to do with the tortured figure's psychological state — or a volcanic eruption, as some have hypothesized — and more to do with the clouds the artist saw over Oslo one day at sunset.
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"As a result of six years of delays and over four and a half years of illegal and arbitrary detention, Mr Assange is today faced with (a) Hobson's choice: either he gives a statement in which his health, memory and psychological state are severely impeded, or, he is denied once more, an opportunity to be heard," she said by email.
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To get into the right psychological state he got a mate to tie one arm to his side for an hour, after which he invented one-handed tin-, jar- and bottle-openers, binoculars, graters, embroidery frames and sketching easels, and foot-operated scissors, all of which the NHS liked and all of which were stolen from him by spivs and crooks who posed as business partners.
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On Thursday, Circuit Court Judge R. Lawton McIntosh in Anderson County, S.C., handed down the sentence after three days of special hearings during which mental health professionals and family members, including Mr. Osborne's grandfather and half brother, spoke to Mr. Osborne's age and maturity at the time of the crimes, his home and family life, his psychological state, his awareness of legal rights and the chance for rehabilitation.
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Washington (CNN)Attorneys for separated children and families have reached an agreement with the administration that would allow the government to resume deporting reunited families — but only after they get a chance to make an asylum case to stay in the US. Parents who failed an initial asylum screening while separated will have a second shot to make their case, with their psychological state during separation factored in.
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