...Figure 10.1 Person hierarchy for imperatives. This chapter surveys some of the most important findings in the literature regarding the syntagmatic interactions between linguistic expressions of mood and of modality and some other categories, and regarding how these interactions may be explained...

...The chapter discusses selected types of modality and mood in Chadic languages, the largest and typologically most diverse family within the Afroasiatic phylum. It first describes the formal means deployed in Chadic languages in the coding of modality and mood, and then offers a survey of various...

...This chapter aims to provide a large overview of research focusing on the development of modality and mood during first language acquisition. This overview synthesizes results concerning both early and later phases of development, within and across a large number of languages, and including some...

...: Langacker 2008 : 306 From the start of cognitive linguistics, in the 1980s, researchers working within this framework have given ample attention to mood and modality. This is understandable since these categories crucially involve speaker attitude and perspective and cognitive linguistics has always...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 6 provides an outline for the fourth group session about inceasing activity levels to improve SAD symptoms. Mood-related activities are discussed, along with common problems faced in doing pleasant activities, advice on developing a balanced activity plan, strategies...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 7 discusses the fifth group session on how what you think influences how you feel, the cognitive symptoms of SAD, the relationship between thoughts and mood, the ABC (antecedent, belief, consequence) model, negative thinking, automatic thoughts, and the use...

...This article attempts to show that Dravidian clause structure does not project a tense phrase. It suggests that finiteness in Dravidian is constituted by the presence of a mood phrase and shows that tense interpretation of negative clauses arises from the aspectual properties of particular...

...In this chapter the theory and practice of humanistic and experiential psychotherapies in the treatment of mood disorders and specifically depression are discussed. Client-centered, gestalt, and emotion-focused perspectives on the etiology of depression are presented and the various models...

...This volume provides what we believe to be the most comprehensive treatment of the range of mood disorders to date. In this introductory chapter, we present the organization and overarching themes of the volume. The volume’s coverage of mood disorders includes historical, cross-cultural...

...Oxford University Press Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD) is a new diagnostic addition to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5). The core feature of the disorder is chronic, severe, and persistent irritability that manifests...

...Mica Hilson’s chapter employs a new formalist framework to compare the elements of “twee” and “whimsy” in Gondry’s Mood Indigo and contemporary auteur Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014). This chapter argues that Gondry’s use of whimsical excess to self...

... a comprehensive geriatric assessment to assess for function, mobility/fall risk, frailty, cognition, mood, and issues related to polypharmacy. Learners will also discuss a comprehensive medication assessment, nutrition and weight changes, social and monetary issues impacting care, symptom burdens and pain...

...The research literature on mood disorders is dominated by Western concepts. Historical changes and cultural variations are the focus of this chapter. We begin with a historical overview, then turn to the contemporary literature on cultural variations in mood disorders, focusing on: (1) etiological...

... of both underdetection and overdetection of mood disorders, as well as the underrecognition of diagnostic comorbidity, is reviewed. Next, problems in the routine assessment of treatment outcome are described. The clinical implications of each of these errors are discussed. A range of standardized self...

... integration of them would allow better understanding of mood disorders. cortical subcortical imbalance in MDD diffusion tensor imaging DTI on MDD functional magnetic resonance imaging fMRI studies limbic cortico striato pallido thalamic pathway magnetic resonance imaging MRI major depressive disorder MDD...

... of either type are systematically presented, with special emphasis on the use of first-generation and second-generation mood-stabilizing drugs and antidepressant drugs. Special issues related to pharmacotherapy of BD are also discussed such as rapid cycling BD, mixed affective states, psychiatric...

... treatments for PTSD, such as pharmacotherapy with serotonin reuptake inhibitors. It also points out how PTSD is the ideal target for a therapy that focuses on the connection between mood symptoms and life events. The chapter highlights how interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), as an affect-focused therapy...

...This chapter discusses the changes in inflectional morphology that took place in the development of Greek down to (approximately) the point at which the dialects began to diverge. Tense and aspect stems, mood suffixes, the augment, verb endings, nonfinite forms, and the accent patterns of Greek...

...0 09 08 2024 This chapter investigates how indulgent treats can either maintain or repair a positive mood. Self gifts, like chocolate or soda, work to balance out negativity and restore individuals to homeostasis, whether bought deliberately or as a form of impulse buying. These effects work...

... and then proves the validity of the four perfect syllogistic moods of the first figure, Barbara, Celarent, Darii, and Ferio, from the same a priori relations of thought which characterize the forms of judgment. For example, the inference...