Many sessions could only agree in the end on trivia or obvious platitudes and truisms.
It has its own interest, but the author's fascination for trivia entails constant digression.
It is possible therefore, that cumulative trivia is a product of health and social inequalities related to age.
She referred to this accumulation as cumulative trivia.
Evidently there are multiple possible meanings of 'independence' that need to be considered within our conceptualization of cumulative trivia.
There is a strong overlap between this concept of cumulative trivia and an established concept in the health psychology literature called daily hassles.
Secondly, as we alluded to earlier, the social construction of independence may be a particularly significant factor in the progression of cumulative trivia.
These are trivia, of course, and are only mentioned because they cast a slight shadow of doubt over the translation of other, weightier, texts.
