Sentences with phrase «life domains»

The multiple regression procedure was used to estimate the effects of a traumatic grief diagnosis on eight quality of life domains, controlling for age, sex, time from loss and diagnoses of major depressive episode and post-traumatic stress disorder.

I believe therapy is a process that should be personalized and unique to you so you are able to gain fulfillment in multiple life domains while also developing a greater sense of stability and direction.

Based on recent mixed - method research, it explores the extent and scope of generational divides through an up - to - date analysis of the changing opportunities for young people in Britain across different life domains.

The morbidity and provocative nature of her work has often elicited comparisons with Francis Bacon and Damien Hirst — her androgynous occupation of this masculine low - life domain gives her work much of its critical character.

His research focuses on self - esteem development across the lifespan, the link between low self - esteem and depression, and the consequences of self - esteem for important life domains such as relationships, work, and health.

It has sources in the way work is organized from the top down, in the organizational climates that require or at least glorify extreme work hours and in those environments that provide very little opportunity for workers to balance responsibilities in their competing life domains.»

Provided outreach and on campus awareness to support student's life domain needs and linked them to appropriate resources on or off campus.

From this perspective, subjective well - being is a cumulative state, where one's satisfaction within various life domains (work, leisure, family, etc.) leads to a global evaluation of one's satisfaction with life.

Integrates case information for each individual across numerous life domains and formulates clinical interpretation

Enhance family functioning across life domains by reducing risks and building protective factors

But when our couple relationship is going south, the emotional toll from that lack of connection not only feels terrible, it has a way of falling like dominoes into other life domains.

The path coefficient is a standardised regression coefficient (beta) showing the direct effect of an independent variable (health - related quality of life domain) on the dependent (fatigue) variable.

Depressed individuals experience a higher level of stress in multiple life domains (e.g. job, marital relationship, education of children)(Beach, Whisman & Bodenmann, 2014; Johnson & Jacob, 1997, 2000; Monroe & Simons, 1991).

The morbidity and provocative nature of her work has often elicited comparisons with Francis Bacon and Damien Hirst; her androgynous occupation of this masculine low - life domain gives her work much of its critical character.

Historically, the first influential definition of self - esteem dates back to James 1890 (James, 1890) who considered self - esteem to be the ratio of success and pretensions in important life domains.

Results: There was a significant multivariate group effect (Hotteling's Trace)(F (3, 58) = 3.72, p ≤ 0.001) for stress across life domains.

Uninvolved parenting styles rank lowest across all life domains.

Values - based reflections and discussions with a trusted adult can help students to clarify their PB goals within different life domains.

Staff and students of the Faculty are noted for pushing disciplinary boundaries and many are producing bold experimental work in the digital and live domains.

«All of these life domains are increasingly controlled by secret models wielding arbitrary punishments.»

«If you've been using the tools mentioned above for 90 days, and you still feel that anxiety is causing significant problems in your life domains [family, work, social, physical], seek professional help,» says Gilbert.

Views children and families from a trauma - informed perspective, looking across developmental stages and life domains to identify underlying issues and effects of trauma and address these concerns with a strengths - based approach

Abundant research in a variety of life domains has found autonomous motivation to yield manifold benefits, including greater activity engagement, better maintained behavioral persistence, enhanced well - being, and better relational functioning.

To fill this void, we will examine whether employee's work - home segmentation preference — the stable preference to either segment work and private life or to integrate both life domains to a strong extend (Kreiner, 2006)-- reinforces the daily relationship between detachment and marital satisfaction.

306 (150 girls and 156 boys) 13 -18-yearold students from four Lithuanian schools were tested using nine items (three items from each scale) from the Perceived Autonomy in Life Domains Scale, the Need for Relatedness Scale, and the Perception of Competence in Life Domains Scale, and twenty - two items from the Student's Adjustment to College Questionnaire.

These findings are in line with a recent world - wide report on fatherhood that indicated father involvement to be beneficial for mothers and children across a host of family life domains (Levtov et al., 2015).

This training would be particularly interesting for employees who experience high workload at work as well as individuals who prefer to integrate work and life domains.

In contrast, perceived autonomy - supportive parenting has been found to relate to adaptive motivational and developmental outcomes in a variety of life domains (e.g., Grolnick, 2003).