Sentences with phrase «abuse rates»

These materials pose pertinent questions and suggest statistical analyses (e.g., identifying child abuse rates, crime, unemployment, and health problems) to inform decision - making.

However, the studies could not account for all factors potentially affecting variations in suicide, such as substance abuse rates and cultural differences.

That state ranked fourth in child well - being this year and had a fatal child abuse rate of 0.36 deaths per 1,000 children in 2012.

Irvine has one of the lowest domestic abuse rates in American, but despite the safety in which couples live, divorce is an imminent reality for many.

There are higher sxual abuse rates in these groups than in the priesthood.

Between 1990 and 2014, rates of substantiated physical abuse declined by 55 percent, and sexual abuse rates by 64 percent; in contrast, rates of substantiated neglect fell by 8 percent over this period.

Abuse rates rise within blended families.

«No one sets out to become an addict, but abuse rates among pain patients mirror the general population, where we find about seven percent are dependent on illicit drugs.

It's in some of those southeast U.S. locations where euthanasia and abuse rates skyrocket, Bateman said.

As expected, states that had the best nursing home care and lower nursing home abuse rates had facilities with larger staffs, which devoted more care to residents daily.

Specifically, we sought to address the similarity of abuse ratings obtained using 2 different measures of childhood adversity (concurrent validity), corroboration of abuse reports from independent clinical case notes (convergent validity), stability of abuse reporting of psychosis patients over time (test - retest reliability), and the impact of current psychopathology on recall.

It is indeed true that the bible belt has a much higher divorce rate, alcoholism rate, and child abuse rate as well as being in red states which drain resources from blue states.

Suicide and substance abuse rates are skyrocketing, and the much - needed help for the survivors of the war is still missing.

Christians have a much higher divorce rate and domestic abuse rate than atheists.

The supportive effects of animal companionship have also been observed in clinical and forensic developmental psychology, with survivors of childhood sexual abuse rating their animals as being more supportive than people (Barker and others 1997).

That's an abuse rate of about 0.03 percent.

Even if they have an abuse rate that is WAY below the general population, it is irrelevant when the church hierarchy itself is involved in covering it up.

In fact, a study at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School found that substance abuse rates were lower among teenagers with ADHD who stayed on their medication than those who stopped.