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To Cry or Not to Cry

Journal of Holistic Nursing, 2011
In this article, the authors analyze the concept of professional vulnerability, as it relates to crying and the nursing profession. The span of potential professional vulnerability extends through all the nursing clinical, academic, and research environments.
Lisa A, Davenport, Joanne M, Hall
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Cry, Baby, Cry

Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy, 2015
This paper examines the construct of countertransference and its role in the treatment of a traumatized child, with emphasis on the perspective of a psychology trainee. A review of the countertransference literature is provided and then multiple aspects of the phenomenon are explored within the context of psychotherapy with one 11-year-old boy who was ...
Leore J. Faber, Tracy A. Prout
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No Human – No Cry?

at - Automatisierungstechnik, 2017
Zusammenfassung Die Argumentation für eine zunehmende Automation der Fahraufgabe wird häufig von dem Argument begleitet, dass damit der Mensch/Fahrer als Ursache für Unfälle aus dem System getilgt werden könnte. Allerdings wird hierbei erstens übersehen, dass Unfälle seltene und multikausal verursachte Ereignisse sind.
Klaus Bengler   +2 more
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Crying Infant

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2017
Excessive crying is a common complaint in young infants, especially in those less than 3 mo of age. Altered circadian rhythm, immaturity of central nervous system and alteration of intestinal microbiota are some of the proposed mechanisms for this problem.
Javed, Ismail, Karthi, Nallasamy
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A Review of Crying and Caregiving: Crying as a Stimulus

Perspectives on Behavior Science
The interactions between infants and caregivers are critical to infant development and caregiver well-being. Traditional developmental research has primarily emphasized the infant's development when studying infant-caregiver interactions, but a less commonly assessed feature of those interactions is the effect of the infant's crying on the caregiver's ...
Jennifer L. Bruzek   +2 more
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The Crying Infant

Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2007
Infants with the chief complaint of crying can present a diagnostic dilemma to the health care provider. This article discusses the differential diagnosis and management of the crying infant.
Martin, Herman, Audrey, Le
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Ictal crying [PDF]

open access: yesEpilepsy and Behavior, 2016
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to describe a series of patients with ictal crying to estimate its occurrence and characterize the clinical features and the underlying etiology.
Michael Sperling, Ali A Asadi-Pooya
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`Cry and you cry alone'

Childhood, 2008
This article explores isolation in early childhood education settings in the context of historical and current theories of punishment. The authors conclude that although isolation was reinterpreted in the 20th century in relation to changing theories of learning, teaching and child development, its earlier meanings have endured.
Larry Prochner, Yeonwook Hwang
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THE CRYING INFANT

Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1998
The crying infant is a common presenting complaint and a difficult diagnostic dilemma that may represent the primary manifestation of a serious or even life-threatening condition. Although many children experience an exacerbation of the normal crying tendencies or minor ailments typical of the early months of life, a significant number of infants have ...
Douglas R. Trocinski   +2 more
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A cry for help

Nursing Standard, 1991
I am a qualified nurse suffering from a devastating and emotionally crippling disease called bulimia nervosa.
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