Not exact matches
The underlying motive might be to boost their own ego, but because their self - worth is so wrapped up in their idea of themselves
as saint - like this actually produces helpful rather than
harmful behavior.
He was stressing that she should now actively try and resist this
behavior as it was indeed
harmful.
Openness can not be a one way street... If someone rejects you and does harm to you (
as the fundamentalists Christian right do to so many) their
harmful behavior should not be tolerated any more than that of a common criminal.
Then, that would help change their
behavior so they'd become more supportive of each other (which she describes
as fondness, flexibility, acceptance, togetherness and empathy) even if they split, which is when many parents no longer treat each other kindly — even though that is
harmful to their children.
Women who have an involved and supportive partner during pregnancy are more likely to give up
harmful behaviors, such
as smoking, and lead healthier lives.
Before attaching it to your toddler's
behavior, however, you should distinguish between normal developmental
behaviors, such
as short tantrums or responding with «no» to your requests, and deeper, more
harmful misbehavior that show the warning signs of a conduct disorder.
Untreated ADHD can be
harmful in itself, leading to poor performance in school and increasing adolescents» risk for
harmful behavior such
as reckless driving, unsafe sexual practices, and substance abuse.
When children do not prioritize caring and fairness in relation to their self - concerns — and when they view their peers
as even less likely to prioritize these values — there is a lower bar for many forms of
harmful behavior, including cruelty, disrespect, dishonesty, and cheating.
Whether you own a small dog or a very large one, you may be seeking the truth
as to how
harmful it may be to let your dog sleep with you and the impact it may have on his
behavior.
For psychological conditions, it was found that specific traditional therapeutic methods
as described in current clinical
behavior texts could be beneficial for some individuals, but unhelpful and even
harmful to others with the same apparent disorder.
Sometimes they can be used
as an interim measure to interrupt the cycle of
behavior at the same time other less
harmful remedies are being attempted.
On this blog, I will share my thoughts about responsible travel
as well
as include facts from studies and reportages that expose injustice and
harmful behavior.
As I wrote at Green Inc. a few weeks ago, carbon markets still are in their infancy and have been strongly criticized for failing to push up the price of polluting to levels where companies and citizens responsible for most of the planet's
harmful emissions actually change their
behavior.
Yet,
as we have demonstrated in ClimateEthics before, no nation may deny its duty to reduce its emissions to its fair share of safe global emissions on the basis that others who are contributing to the harm have failed to cease
harmful behavior.
One potential hitch,
as I see it, is that those markets still are in their infancy and have been strongly criticized for failing to push up the price of polluting to levels where companies and citizens responsible for most of the planet's
harmful emissions actually change their
behavior.
Punitive damages: Awarded in a small percentage of cases, punitive damages are designed to punish the defendant for
behavior that is extremely
harmful, such
as driving drunk or talking on a cellphone while driving.
Exposure to toxic substances is also particularly
harmful to children because they are generally more sensitive to toxic agents and have a greater likelihood of exposure
as a result of play habits and
behavior patterns.
Meanwhile, users don't see that it actually has anti-malware features buried in the background, such
as Verify apps, a part of Google Play Services that can scan installed apps for dangerous
behavior, prevent users installing known
harmful apps, and even remove malicious apps without require user action.
Through the Behavioral theories such
as Behavioral Counseling and Reality Therapy, the therapist assists adolescents in developing strategies to modify
harmful or unsuccessful
behaviors and to identify and make positive choices in their lives.
It is also very effective in helping people unlearn
harmful or problematic
behaviors such
as self - harm, aggression, and defiance.
As appropriate, focus is added to the treatment plan to include alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA), and / or
harmful sexual
behaviors.
Developmental Pathways
as Rites of Passage The seeming paradox that exists between resilience and
harmful behaviors can be unraveled by understanding the need for structured, multiple - component prosocial rites and rituals directed by adults and supported by community.
In the early 1980's Dr. Gordon and his colleague Dr. Jack Arbothnot developed the Children in Between curriculum (formerly known
as Children in the Middle) which is designed specifically to help change the
behaviors of divorcing / separating parents who unknowingly place their children in the middle of their conflict, resulting in the most
harmful of consequences which often lead to youth acting out in negative ways.
If the other parent does anything that is
harmful to the child, such
as drinking excessively or exposing the child to criminal
behavior, call witnesses and submit evidence that can support this claim.
Adolescent self - reports indicate these
harmful behaviors may help to alleviate their emotional pain and stress, thus are used
as a way of coping.
As a parent, you may also want to understand how to work with your teen, to both support and facilitate their success while managing
harmful behaviors and communication patterns.
You learn which
behaviors are helpful and
harmful to your relationship, how to manage conflict and the keys to a long, fulfilling and satisfying relationship.The workbook we use is awesome and includes several private exercises such
as connecting and increasing knowledge, fondness and admiration of each other; conflict management and vulnerable dialogue such
as stating feelings / needs, identifying / avoiding the 4 horsemen, and creating shared meaning and rituals.
As part of their training, parents are encouraged to ignore any negative
behaviors that are not serious or
harmful.
Negative feelings such
as resentment or disappointment can turn into hurtful, sometimes
harmful behaviors.
This can unfold through insufficient engagement with important socialization cues, such
as others» feelings and punishment, leading to reduced learning about the outcomes of
harmful behaviors, and,
as a result, to higher antisocial responses.