Sentences with phrase «important dimension of the problem»
One important dimension of the problem — and here those in churches and the academy should take self - interested notice — is that managers of mutual funds, largely comprised of 401 (k) accounts, often have little voice in corporate governance.
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If we do not wish to speculate about this other world of which we can have no experience here, it is still important to recognize the religious dimension of the problem to which the doctrine of immortality is an attempted answer.
An important part of a bullying prevention program is to understand the dimensions of the problem in your school.
But, he added, «It's really important from a policy perspective to understand what the dimensions of the problem are.»
Some authors have argued that the nature of the child's disorder is not important in determining its psychological consequences, because children with chronic physical disorders face common life experiences and problems based on generic dimensions of their conditions, rather than on idiosyncratic characteristics of any specific disease entity (e.g., Stein & Jessop, 1982).
Six dimensions of family functioning: family functioning was understood across six dimensions, of which the most important (or perhaps of most enduring importance) are problem - solving, roles, and communication.
In this light, it is important to investigate theoretically informed dimensions of family functioning that may be associated with CU traits in conduct - problem children, which may inform the design of future prevention and treatment programs targeting these traits and associated problem behavior.
Trajectories of change during treatment were tracked by blinded assessors using weekly measures selected to be sufficiently brief that youths and parents would complete them frequently, and to include (1) standardized measures reflecting widely recognized dimensions of youth psychopathology and (2) an assessment of the specific problems youths and parents identified as most important to them at the outset of treatment.
More specifically, Abramowitz et al. (2004) found that conduct problems, as well as ADHD, were important predictors of the behavioral dimension of psychopathy in adults.