...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Background In the context of vulvodynia, a gynecological disorder characterized by chronic vulvar pain affecting an estimated 10% of women, with significant impacts on sexual health, mental well-being, and productivity, the Common-Sense Model...

... has a lot to do with common sense. Believe or not, having a good common sense is critically important to understanding the basic elements of borrowing strength. Below are some examples of common-sense lines: Address correspondence to Jiming Jiang, Department of Statistics, University of California...

... perceptions related to migraine. Leventhal’s Common-Sense Model (CSM) of self-regulation [ 12 ] can be used to understand the factors that influence medication-taking behaviours in migraine. The CSM describes how illness perceptions (the emotional and cognitive representations held about a health condition...

... World War. It is maintained that Bowlby and ‘Bowlbyism’ might be more fully understood if examined through the lens of Marxist feminist social reproduction theory and alongside Gramscian ideas about ‘common sense’. The article, specifically engaging with Bowlby and ‘Bowlbyism’, encourages a more...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Many philosophers think that common sense knowledge survives sophisticated philosophical proofs against...

... . disagreement in philosophy problem of the many metaphilosophy common sense metaphysics sorites paradox Consider the following C sentences. Anyone with less than 1¢ is not rich. If anyone with less than 1¢ is not rich, then anyone with less than 2¢ is not rich.  ⋯ If anyone with less than...

... teorizarse, el populismo puede abrir nuevos caminos para que surjan políticas securitizadas. populist radical right securitization theory popular sovereignty common sense SB 1070 Mots clés droite radicale populiste théorie de la sécuritisation souveraineté populaire bon sens SB 1070 Palabras...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The paper presents semantically complete Hilbert-style systems for some variants of common sense modal...

... patients’ illness perceptions influences clinical outcomes. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Illness Perceptions Common-Sense Model of Self-Regulation Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic pain condition that occurs predominantly in a limb, often resulting from an accident or trauma...

...Christopher J Kilby; Kerry A Sherman; Viviana M Wuthrich belief Common-Sense Model individual differences scoping review stress Research focused on beliefs regarding consequences and control over stress. Few explored beliefs about causes or signs of stress. None explored the timeline of stress...

... the harm would not have occurred. ⁵² Having specified these two main common-sense principles, Hart and Honoré proceeded to re-examine the judicial decisions on legal causation. They argued that numerous cases spanning tort, contract and criminal law, were ‘consistent with the view...

...) of their illness to make sense of, and manage, their condition [ 2 ]. Illness representations are based on the Leventhal’s common-sense model (CSM), which includes five domains: identity (the label/diagnosis given to the condition and the symptoms), time line (beliefs about how long the condition might last...

... and appropriate treatment-seeking behaviors. Atrial fibrillation treatment-seeking delay symptom representation Leventhal’s common sense model of self-regulation patient education Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a worldwide epidemic affecting over 33 million people ¹ and a public health burden...

... of message components most likely to engage users in this context. The Common-Sense Model of Illness Self-Regulation delineates the cognitive and emotional systems activated in response to information about illness and other health threats, thereby providing a useful theoretical framework for understanding...

.... The aim was to evaluate the utility of the common sense model (CSM) in characterizing contributors to psychological well-being and quality of life (QoL) in patients with end-stage OA. Methods. One hundred and twenty patients [34 males, 86 females; mean (s.d.) age 65.52 (9.14) years] with end...

... Clark's most influential argument for ‘the extended mind thesis’ (EM henceforth) fails. Clark's argument for EM assumes that a certain form of common-sense functionalism is true. I argue, contra Clark, that the assumed brand of common-sense functionalism does not imply EM. Clark's argument also...

... influence their effectiveness remains unclear. Purpose To identify features of graphic warnings predicting their perceived effectiveness in discouraging smoking. Method Guided by the Common-Sense Model of responses to health threats, we content-analyzed 42 graphic warnings for attributes of illness...

... = 0.22, 95% CI 0.07, 0.37) and illness consequences (β = 0.14, 95% CI 0.06, 0.22). Conclusion: Back/joint pain, illness perceptions, and coping are significant predictors of QOL and work productivity, after controlling for disease activity. Arthralgia Common Sense Model coping illness perceptions...

... effects of functional limitations. Conclusions Illness perceptions do not only depend on individual factors, but socio-structural factors also substantially contribute to individual illness perceptions. a +61-3-62267471 , [email protected] The Common-Sense Model [ 2 ] postulates...

... on the ‘theory of planned behavior (TPB)’ and the ‘common sense model of illness perception’, and either a supportive leaflet with motivational messages or not. The primary outcome was one or more attendances at cardiac rehabilitation. Results The theory-based letter increased attendance at cardiac...