Sentences with phrase «mutual reinforcement»

A body of research indicates that group therapy programs for adolescents with conduct problems may worsen the problems by providing mutual reinforcement with the discussion of criminal behavior.

Repeatedly the authors come back to the need to hold together in mutual reinforcement what Sanneh calls «the principles of local agency and indigenous cultural appropriation» and the overall framework of world Christianity's diversity.

Another focus is laid on the teaching of advanced and deepened work with parents i terms of «Schema Coaching» or «Systemic Schema Therapy» that include a mode specific transactional processes between child and parent and shed a light on mutual reinforcement's processes of child's and parent's maladaptive schemas.

Mutual reinforcement always works.

Poor long - term outcome following this treatment is believed to be due, in part, to group mutual reinforcement and discussion of criminal activity and to the lack of family or community change in many of these programs.

This is in line with the coercion theory that describes a process of mutual reinforcement between the parent and child in the development of conduct problems.

They meet together at venues like the Lavoisier Group where they bond and engage in mutual reinforcement, convinced that they possess a special knowledge that the rest of the world urgently needs

The more complete statement, then, would be that the notion of hard - core commonsense ideas stands in a relationship of mutual reinforcement with the notion that our stream of experience is comprised of occasions of prehensive, self - creative, anticipatory experience.

Whether the Gnostic understanding of the relation of the «spirit» to other elements in the psyche resulted from or was projected onto the understanding of God's relation to the created world, the close correlation and mutual reinforcement is apparent.

The mutual reinforcement, however, is wholly lacking in Whitehead's system.

In the sharing of Christian experience and mutual reinforcement in the faith the idea has affinities with the Methodist class meetings of an earlier day; and when the cell principle is integrated sufficiently with the rest of life, it reminds one of those early Christian groups who «day by day, attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes,... partook of food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having favor with all the people.»

It will need all three technologies working together and on scale, and if this is done then the mutual reinforcement will be such that the sum of the effects will be greater than the individual parts.»