pathologising造句

• The accusation of " over-pathologising " has also been considered by Meyer et al . ( 2007 ).
• For example, feminist author Barbara Brickman has speculated that reported gender differences in rates of self-harm are due to deliberate socially biased methodological and sampling errors, directly blaming medical discourse for pathologising the female.
• In contrast to mainstream psychiatry, that tends to see such beliefs as signs of psychopathology, the Paranoia Network promotes a philosophy of living with unusual and compelling beliefs, without necessarily pathologising them as signs of mental illness.
• In his eyes, the work " comes out of a culture with a long history of pathologising so-addressed'primal scenes,'" a history that became manifest in particular with regard to the works of Will McBride.
• While opposing use of " Disorders of Sex Development " or " DSD ", as " pathologising " terminology, Carpenter is named as a reviewer for a DSD Genetics website funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia.
• While opposing use of " pathologising terminology " such as " Disorders of Sex Development " or " DSD ", the president of OII Australia is nevertheless named as a reviewer for a " DSD Genetics " website funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council Australia.
• Since gialli protagonists are typically female, this can lead to what writer Gary Needham calls, " . . . the giallo's inherent pathologising of femininity and fascination with " sick " women . " The killer is likely to be mentally ill as well; giallo killers are almost always motivated by insanity caused by some past psychological trauma, often of a sexual nature ( and sometimes depicted in flashbacks ).