Sentences with phrase «more effective interventions»

The goal of these approaches is to develop more effective interventions by adjusting the caregiver's approach or the environment to minimize the challenging behaviors or distressing feelings.

Researchers say understanding daily patterns of physical activity could help design more effective interventions.

It's helping faculty and advisors make more effective interventions.

These shorter consultations are a perfect opportunity for you to discuss prior treatments and to learn whether more effective interventions are available before committing to additional treatment.

Understanding the processes that protect adolescents from maladaptive development and identifying these factors might be useful for developing more effective intervention strategies for peer - victimized children.

Both the difficulty and value of more effective intervention in this field are readily apparent.1 Disappointingly, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) based interventions look to be no better than good quality treatment as usual (TAU).

This data can not only inform more effective interventions by guidance counselors and teachers, but help administrators develop district - and school - wide programs that foster resiliency and address the needs of the whole student.

Core Skills is an in - depth and impactful opportunity to deepen your understanding of the EFT model and provide more effective interventions with your couples.

«It is clear though that academisation has led to greater competition, challenging many maintained schools to improve and incentivising local authorities to develop speedier and more effective interventions in underperforming schools.»

«By understanding how women answer the question of who or what is to blame for their current financial situation, we can begin to develop more effective interventions and policies,» says Mickelson.

Such early diagnosis would allow for more effective intervention.»

The findings could lead to more effective interventions to prevent depression and other psychological disorders from being passed from parent to child.

Detecting such impairments early could lead to more effective intervention, but observing telltale signs in younger children who have not learned to read has proven a challenge.

New research from BYU's autism experts is providing clues into the link between aggression and autism — clues the team hopes will eventually lead to more effective intervention.

«We don't know if it's cognition, depression, problems in their families or relationships or other factors, but once we do, we can develop more effective interventions,» de Leeuw said.

Stronger - SAFE is a # 3.9 m Wellcome Trust funded project that will increase our understanding of how trachoma is transmitted, and hopefully lead to the development and testing of new, more effective interventions and treatment approaches.

By evaluating a matrix of fundamental causes in the diagnostic and therapeutic process, we can more accurately understand the roots of pathophysiology, leading to earlier and more effective interventions that not only extend lives but also give patients back years of good living.

Other students go to work for government agencies or nonprofits and are excited about conducting research that will result in more effective interventions for struggling students.

Educators need new assessment tools that guide them in instituting earlier and more effective interventions to support struggling students.

This work has resulted in more effective interventions and supports for students, more targeted teacher retention strategies and more influential investments in educational programs.

Clip 6 — More effective intervention to a group of students who are not listening.

For example, in the area of organization, findings in the report from the National Reading Panel suggest that 25 - 30 minute sessions on average are most effective and the more frequently sessions occur (i.e. two — three times per week), the more effective the intervention.

He said in the letter that the next sentence from the press release had read: «It is clear that academisation has led to a greater competition, challenging many maintained schools to improve and incentivising local authorities to develop speedier and more effective interventions in underperforming schools.»

By allowing for quick and easy detection of spills very soon after they occur, biosensor bacteria may make possible an earlier, more effective intervention.

Process evaluation identifies the more effective intervention strategies and documents the challenges to be overcome for full implementation.

The lower the NNT, the more effective the intervention.