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Meanings of emotional distress in English

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Usage of emotional distress in English
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But research suggests yoga can be effective against emotional distress as well.
Reuters
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In men there were no changes in cohabitation status or emotional distress.
Pubmed
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Levels of emotional distress increased with age in both men and women.
Pubmed
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Andrews alleges negligence, invasion of privacy and emotional distress, among other complaints.
Reuters
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The loss of person-to-person companionship is undoubtedly contributing to our emotional distress.
Independent.ie
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On average, people with diabetes experience greater emotional distress than those without diabetes.
Pubmed
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These experiences often lead to PTSD and generally increased levels of emotional distress.
Ebony
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As health perceptions improve over time, emotional distress and dependency decrease.
Pubmed
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Why do you continue to inflict such heinous emotional distress on our family?
News.com.au
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On multivariate analysis, only relationship strength and emotional distress remained significant.
Pubmed
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These lesions caused her significant emotional distress because of extensive drainage.
Pubmed
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We operate in the school equivalent of an emergency department for emotional distress.
The Irish Times
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Smith seeks to recover lost wages, damages for emotional distress, and punitive damages.
Reuters
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However, the court said the woman could sue for infliction of emotional distress.
Wired
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He sued, alleging invasion of privacy, libel and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
The Guardian
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Participants completed questionnaires on eating habits, health-related behaviours, and emotional distress.
Pubmed
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