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distress

[dih-stres] / dɪˈstrɛs /




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Tyers said the change would also help a number of children who had sensory issues, who found shirts and ties restrictive and distressing.

From BBC

Cooking has been shown to mitigate psychological distress and reduce stress levels.

From Salon

They also rated their overall quality of life, general health, and psychological distress.

From Science Daily

"We continue to improve ChatGPT's training to recognise and respond to signs of distress, de-escalate conversations in sensitive moments, and guide people toward real-world support, working closely with mental health clinicians and experts," it added.

From BBC

“You don’t look like you are in distress,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal