Examples of using Reported feeling in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Study participants reported feeling less depressed, anxious, or agitated after receiving flowers,
people reported feeling their homes tremble.
Study participants reported feeling less depressed, anxious and agitated after buying
patients reported feeling less anxiety and needing less pain medication.
One in five people reported feeling anger, while 23% experienced sadness and 31% suffered physical pain.
One in five people reported feeling anger, while 23 percent experienced sadness and 31 percent suffered physical pain.
He reported feeling humiliated, ludicrous
Of the couples who slept naked reported feeling very happy in their relationship,
Results showed that people reported feeling more distracted during face-to-face interactions if they had used their smartphone.
But in questionnaires, these same workers reported feeling better and less anxious in the office or at the plant than they did elsewhere.
Residents of Turkey's southeastern city of Diyarbakir also reported feeling a strong tremor,
most people reported feeling very well,
72 percent of organizations reported feeling more“cyber resilient” today than they were last year.
A study published in JAMA in 2013 found that 54% of people who had been diagnosed with depression reported feeling angry, argumentative,
Here are the findings from the Human Reproduction Journal:‘Pregnancy was much more likely to occur during months when couples reported feeling“good”, happy and relaxed.
But, interestingly, the group randomly assigned to eat just 3 meals per day reported feeling more full than the group eating 6 meals/day.
And 50% of those with a best friend at work reported feeling a strong connection with the company.
Fifty percent of employees who said they have a best friend at work reported feeling a strong connection with their company.
Pregnancy was much more likely to occur during months when couples reported feeling“good”- happy and relaxed.
In a 2013 study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, 54 per cent of people with depression reported feeling hostile, grumpy,