mental factors

[orlando]

The persons who are susceptible to the despair may have dissimilar mental factors concerned in them. Populaces who on the whole have a small sense of worth, populace who are negative in addition to the persons who undergo from the worry or pressure may have the bout of despair or nervousness. Surroundings of an individual also have an immense role in reason gloominess or apprehension. If a being grow up in a house wherever the dissuasion is norm and the cynicism reigns, he or she might be susceptible to the gloominess or apprehension.
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[Loisal]

Mind is mere clarity and awareness (gsal-rig-tsam) and refers to the individual, subjective mental activity of experiencing things (myong-ba). Clarity means giving rise to cognitive appearances of things (‘char-ba) and awareness refers to cognitively engaging with them (‘jug-pa). Mere implies that this occurs without a separate unaffected, monolithic “me” that is either controlling or observing this activity. The “I” exists, but merely as an imputation based on a continuity of ever changing moments of experiencing ever changing things.

[arianasilvery]

I totally agree with the first part of your quote, "..focus on the inside...looking within...dissolve negative...factors..." Unless your friend is clinically depressed, NO ONE can truly help him but himself. I've so often seen people "fall into sinkholes" & hope/wish/expect someone to help them. Sifting out negatives, focusing on postives, (everyone has SOME positives in their lives!) isn't really difficult at all. I've had people comment on how they can't comprehend, with all the constant adversities I've been experiencing for some years, that I'm not "overwhelmed"--in fact, a couple of friends have teased me about the little guy in the cartoon, Lil Abner? who walked around with a black cloud over his head. Well, gosh, I don't see a black cloud! I see LIFE. I know, absolutely, that we have a choice of bringing everything into harmony, of ATTITUDE. "Worrying" at problems only compounds them.

[Dale Steyn]

Go for a long, long walk. Get laid. Get in a fight. Wrestle someone. Climb a tree. Do as many pushups as you can in an hour. Laugh at your foolishness. Laugh at someone else's foolishness. Run and jump. Climb a mountain. Kiss somebody. Hug somebody. Play with a dog. Live!

[maxmartan]

In my opinion, those factors affect a student's ability to function well during a test, because first of all.. it depends on their age and maturity.. as well as their past experiences and thoughts. Some students can cope with things that go around them, but many students can not concentrate on a test, because of the difficulties and mental distress they are having with their lives.. this is a very common problem in high school, and from there can lead you to the fact that many students do poorly on a test, while having those factors in a negative way..

Hope I said what you were looking for..

God Bless!

[Keven Peterson]

Aspiration is a mental factor that focuses on a desired object & takes an interest in it.
Firm apprehension is a mental factor that makes its primary mind apprehend its object firmly.
Mindfulness is a mental factor that functions not to forget the object realized by the primary mind.
Concentration is a mental factor that makes its primary mind remain on its object single-pointedly. (Wisdom is a virtuous, intelligent mind that makes its primary mind realize its object thoroughly.