Sentences with phrase «lower friendship level»
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Moreover, the friendships they have, if they're with other men, provide less emotional support and involve lower levels of self - disclosure and trust than other types of friendships.»
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Sterritt ** A young woman with a hearing disorder strikes up an uneasy friendship with a recently released convict who takes a low - level job at the office where she works and then starts slipping back toward crime.
New additions to this Animal Crossing game includes a Friendship Level with each animal in your town, as well as Leaf Tickets which can be used to get materials you are running low on.
New additions to this Animal Crossing game includes a Friendship Level with each animal in your town, as well as Leaf Tickets which can be used to get materials you are running low on.
Friendlessness, friendship instability, and exclusion were significant predictors of social withdrawal for the increasing class, whereas lower levels of peer exclusion predicted a decrease in social withdrawal for the decreasing class.
Adolescents who do not have close friendships and good social networks consistently report lower levels of self - esteem, more psychological symptoms of maladjustment, and are at higher risk of suicide.
Boys, shy kids, kids with lower quality friendships and those with lower quality family relationships were more likely to indicate that their parents had the lowest levels of parental knowledge.
US participants with higher rates of offline friendship quality showed lower levels of life satisfaction.
When analyses were replicated substituting subscales of dysfunctional and FP, a sub-set of FP subscales including Warmth, Supports Friendships, Not Conflicting, Child Communicates and Coaches were correlated with low levels of problems on a broad range of children's adjustment problems.
Additionally, supportive friendships were more strongly related to higher levels of substance among adolescents who reported low levels of parent support (Wills & Vaughan, 1989).
That is, for girls, higher levels of parental monitoring lead to fewer other - sex friendships, which then lead to lower levels of subsequent alcohol use.