For instance Freddie Francis' non-Hammer early 70's anthology films (ie TALES THAT WITNESS MADNESS) forego the gothic atmosphere of something like DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE and replace it with a tart black humor and comic book style surrealism.
Overtraining is characterized by negative affective states such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, anger, lack of self-confidence, and decreased vigor (Murphy & Fleck, 1990). Authors have expressed differing views in terminology when describing overtraining and its affiliated states.
Numerous longitudinal studies point to rumination's negative effects: For example, research Nolen-Hoeksema conducted on Bay Area residents who experienced the 1989 San Francisco earthquake found that those who self-identified as ruminators afterward showed more symptoms of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.