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Meanings of psychological distress in English

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Usage of psychological distress in English
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Survivors with higher information needs reported higher psychological distress and lower QoL.
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Conclusions: Social support was inversely associated with psychological distress among Latina women.
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ESR was associated with psychological distress, negative self-perceived health, and sleeping disorders.
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Equally, relying on surveys may lead to inflated reports of psychological distress.
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Spousal relationship, primary caregiver, and high psychological distress also had significant association.
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The K6 is an index of psychological distress including depression and anxiety.
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The significant predictors of psychological distress were cancer stage and hospital type.
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The authors examined physical health measures, overall health, psychological distress and health behaviours.
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Main outcome measures: Parent ratings of psychological distress, family function, and child-related stress.
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Additional research is needed to understand mechanisms surrounding psychological distress in MPC survivors.
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Prenatal maternal psychological distress can be one, previously unidentified risk factor for RRIs.
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More than 80 percent reported psychological distress during their teenage years.
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Interventions are suggested to minimise the psychological distress associated with transitions.
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Levels of psychological distress were lower than those found in the clinical sample.
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The decision to withdraw life sustaining treatments generate psychological distress among the caregivers.
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Each yoga sub-component was found to be negatively correlated with psychological distress indices.
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