Sentences with phrase «shy children often»

For psychologists, «personality» captures the patterns of thought, feeling, and behaviour that are relatively stable within individuals in different situations and across time: people who are organised at work are also likely to be organised at home; shy children often grow up to be shy adults.

Not exact matches

Counselors, educators, clergy and other clinicians often shy away from asking children — and adults — questions about it.

Introverted children are often mistaken for shy children, but being introverted and being shy aren't the same thing.

Young children who are painfully shy and reluctant to speak are often misdiagnosed, especially when they are observed only in school or a clinician's office.

«One - on - one time is especially helpful for children who are more introverted, shy, or often mold to their environments,» says Roberts.

Professionals and teachers will often tell a parent, the child is just shy, or they will outgrow their silence.

Many children are left undiagnosed and are often just thought of as shy.

And women who survive cancer are often ineligible to adopt children because agencies shy away from that lifetime risk of reoccurrence.

Adults often shy away from the idea of taking medication on a daily basis, or worse, giving it to their children who have been diagnosed with ADHD.

It's not that the Tom of the early scenes is a shy child — she seems confidently a partner of her father's more than a typical kid — but we see Tom change ever so slightly, often under the warmth of the kindness of strangers trying to help them, and McKenzie handles every single beat.

Schools often shy away from identifying children as gifted for fear that they will later have to tell the child he or she isn't really gifted after all.

Schools have often shied away from early intervention precisely because of the challenge of identification, and because initial assessments are often minimal estimations of a child's actual talent.

Men often shy away from taking time off to care for children, fearing possible ramifications at work.

Children who are highly reactive and shy often have difficulty with managing fears and worries.

Children with anxious temperaments are often cautious in their outlook and shy in relating to other people.

Anxious or depressed Child clings to adults or is too dependent; feelings are easily hurt; gets too upset when separated from parents; looks unhappy without good reason; nervous, high - strung, or tense; overtired; self - conscious or easily embarrassed; shy or timid; too fearful or anxious; unhappy, sad, or depressed; wants a lot of attention (11 items, each rated as «often true,» «sometimes true,» or «never true»; Cronbach α =.68)

Peer - accepted children may be shy or assertive, but they often have well - developed communication skills.

Shy, passive children who are actively disliked and rejected by classmates often become teased and victimized.

Children who are highly reactive and shy often have difficulty managing fears and worries, and may need some extra help to develop coping skills.