Assertion: demoralization | /r/HasProperty | normal response to adversity
Facets:
value: to adversity
type: OTHER
value: in patients
type: OTHER
value: always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Slavney  has considered demoralization to be a ‘normal response to adversity’ (p.325), below Adjustment Disorder in the diagnostic hierarchy, and he concludes that it should be placed among the V Codes in DSM (i.e. as a normal reaction that is the focus of clinical attention).
text: Demoralization, a normal response to adversity, is commonly seen in medical and surgical patients referred for psychiatric consultation.
text: The distinction between "distress" and "demoralization" is at the center of a debate whether demoralization is a "normal" (i.e., non-pathological) or homeostatic (and, therefore, not requiring any intervention) or "abnormal" (i.e., pathological) reaction to adversity29-31.
text: Althougheach of these two states may be normal by itself, their overlapwould constitute demoralization, which is always abnormal.
text: emphasized that demoralization is a normal psyc hological response in patients affected by a medical
text: Slavney  has considered demoralization to be a ‘normal response to adversity’ (p.325), below Adjustment Disorder in the diagnostic hierarchy, and he concludes that it should be placed among the V Codes in DSM (i.e. as a normal reaction that is the focus of clinical attention).
text: Slavney  has considered demoralization to be a ‘normal response to adversity’ (p.325), below Adjustment Disorder in the diagnostic hierarchy, and he concludes that it should be placed among the V Codes in DSM (i.e. as a normal reaction that is the focus of clinical attention).
text: Demoralization, a normal response to adversity, is commonly seen in medical and surgical patients referred for psychiatric consultation.