Aim: To explore the consequence of unintended pregnancy, and compare these with real experiences amongst young married women in Nepal. Method: Sample survey of 997 married women and 19 in-depth case histories were studied. Results: The findings suggest that conflicts with spouses and family members, depression, worries or mental tension, loss of education and employment opportunities were the m...

In a real world, when two human beings are having a conversation between them then they are able to identify the mental state of the speaker by hearing there voice (when speaking on a telephone) or both by seeing there facial expression as well as the way they speaking. Whereas, when a human being is having a conversation with a robot, then the robot is not able to understand the emotion of the...

BACKGROUND Mental pain, defined as a subjective experience characterized by perception of strong negative feelings and changes in the self and its function, is no less real than other types of grief. Mental pain has been considered to be a distinct entity from depression. We have performed a systematic review analyzing the relationship between mental pain and suicide by providing a qualitative ...

During the rehabilitation process, individuals who have experienced a total or partial loss of upper limbs are exposed to many risks. Besides this, a great mental effort is required during the training phase to adapt to a real prosthesis. In many cases, the use of Virtual Reality in Medicine has proven to be an excellent tool for evaluation and support as well as to mitigate risk and to reduce ...

Glossary Bounded rationality: the theory that human decision making is rational only insofar as the rational solution does not require calculations or mental efforts that exceed cognitive limitations Causal loop diagramming: A diagramming technique for representing the feedback structure of systems in which variables are linked by causal arrows that indicate the direction (positive or negative)...

In a classic psychological science experiment, Shepard and Metzler (1971) discovered that the time participants took to judge whether two rotated abstract block figures were identical increased monotonically with the figures' relative angular disparity. They posited that participants rotate mental images to achieve a match and that mental rotation recruits motor processes. This interpretation h...