Sentences with phrase «extreme end of a continuum»

At the extreme ends of this continuum, certainly, are groups respectively empowered along all the axes, on the one hand, and groups empowered along none of them, on the other.

Children who are on the extreme end of the continuum can be in terrible trouble; medication might help those children.

There was no suggestion that the PKK fell at the extreme end of the continuum referred to in R (on the application of Gurung).

There is growing evidence that ADHD and ASD are each the extreme end of a continuum rather than being distinct categories (Constantino and Todd 2003; Larsson et al. 2011; Levy et al. 1997).

Not exact matches

They are just at the extreme end of the «crying continuum.»

You have to look at it as a continuum where health is in the middle and extreme enmeshment is at one end and dysfunction and complete rejection at the other end, and the job of the reconciliation therapy is to get the child in the middle.

According to Rose, the distribution of risk levels follows a continuum in which the high - risk individuals are at the extreme end.

Past versions of FACES have not been capable of capturing the curvilinear aspects of the Circumplex model (i.e., cohesion and adaptability were found to be linearly related to adjustment instead of extremes on either end of the continuum predicting maladjustment).