Sentences with phrase «of social exclusion»

Apart from protecting this species from becoming possibly extinct, the project also provides work to people of a high risk of social exclusion, due to physical or mental illnesses.

However, interventions that focus on individuals are unable to address the broader social factors that contributed to the creation of social exclusion in the first place.

Others who experience multiple forms of social exclusion may become homeless in the long term, especially if they have been homeless before they become adults.

It is included in this review because it was designed to examine the dimensions of social exclusion specific to children and young adolescents.

The outcome of social exclusion is that affected individuals or communities are prevented from participating fully in the economic, social, and political life of the society in which they live.

They also may be more likely to consider suicide, especially if they are a victim of social exclusion.

All the experiments showed that even small indications of integration and attention reduced the distress of social exclusion.

Children whose parents have a mental illness are at greater risk of social exclusion; such children report more negative school experiences, less participation in recreational activities, and poorer peer relationships.

He is a PhD student in the Department of Social Policy and Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) at the London School of Economics, and was recently a visiting democracy fellow at the Harvard's Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation.

It is also natural that the orchestra founded in his name would be dedicated to addressing issues of social exclusion in the arts and elevating the voices of marginalized composers.

Neural correlates of social exclusion during adolescence: understanding the distress of peer rejection

This circumstance propels a process of social exclusion that can not be segmented into patient / non-patient or litigant / non-litigant identities.

Another study investigating the effect of attachment style on brain activities during a simulated experience of social exclusion reported that high anxiety was positively correlated with activity in the insular and anterior cingulate cortex (DeWall et al., 2012).

[149] Social Exclusion Unit, Definitions of Social Exclusion (1999).

Bullying is another form of social exclusion which can be particularly hurtful.

Getting left out of the cool kids group at school, having no one to sit with at lunch, not getting invited to social functions and being picked last for the team, are all examples of social exclusion.

The government is to identify at risk children in the womb, as part of a bid to tackle the «hardcore» vestiges of social exclusion.

Families at risk of social exclusion need personalised support from health and social services, ministers have urged.

An fMRI Study of Social Exclusion.

Previous research has shown that individuals are very sensitive to even the smallest sign of social exclusion, as this endangers fundamental human needs such as the needs for belonging, self - esteem and control.

Going forward, Sato has formed a small international research group to study the chain reaction of social exclusion.

The film's theme of social exclusion is a familiar one, recognisably embodied by 11 - year - old Norman (Kodi Smith McPhee), a freaky misfit who's able - a la The Sixth Sense - to see and talk to ghosts.

The host societies» capacity for empathy largely determines the ability of the people who have been forced to leave their living environments to either build normal lives or wander erratically along the borders of social exclusion.

Therefore, a better grasp of the transition to adulthood is crucial to understand the reproduction of social exclusion in early stages (Filardo, 2010; C. Filgueira, Filgueira, & Fuentes, 2001; Saraví, 2009).

However, in assessing aspects of social exclusion that might be associated with citizenship, such as the use of financial services like formal banking instead of informal methods, we find that these differentiate our groups and are related to parents» levels of hardship, their psychological distress, and their children's early development.

She continues: «I stage specific scenes of social ascent, and racial descent that chart the psychology and performance of identity with a particular attention to notions of social exclusion and assimilation.

He often works in collaboration with psychiatric hospitals, and focuses his attention on madness as a condition of social exclusion and an obstable to integration.

In fact, the idea is to convene a meeting with the religious leaders of the main religions to make all people aware of the state of our climate and the tragedy of social exclusion starting from the biblical message that man is the steward of nature and of its environmental and human development according to its potential and not against it, as Paul IV intended.

COP - COC is a province - wide initiative made up of individuals, groups and organizations working to build community - based capacity to address the growing racialization of poverty — for both First Peoples and peoples of colour — and the resulting increased levels of social exclusion and marginalization of racialized communities across Ontario.

Further, owing to such beliefs, parents may feel the sting of social stigma attached to disability and suffer the hurt of social exclusion [57, 58 •, 59, 60].

By applying a multimodal brain imaging strategy, the present study demonstrated the importance of the serotonin 2A / 1A receptor system in the modulation of social exclusion processing.

«Financial Cost of Social Exclusion: Follow - Up Study of Antisocial Children into Adulthood.»

The behavioral strategy in the face of social exclusion should be followed up by making use of narrative techniques to measure attachment (AAI or AAP).

Words that undermine Aboriginal identity are commonly used as insults and tools of social exclusion (such as «coconut», «textbook black» or «air conditioned black»), as are accusations of supposed privilege and favouritism applied to those perceived as (or even accused of being) «real blackfellas».

Before we tested for differences in brain responses between chronically rejected and stably accepted adolescents, we first investigated the neural correlates of social exclusion across the whole sample.

While disorganized attachment has received some attention in the last years [62], it has not yet been investigated in the context of social exclusion.

The study, entitled «Understanding the improved performance of disadvantaged pupils in London», was published by researchers at the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) at the London School of Economics (LSE) and the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) and aimed to understand more about why the performance of disadvantaged pupils has improved more rapidly in London than elsewhere around the country.

It is also natural that the orchestra founded in his name would be dedicated to addressing issues of social exclusion in the arts and...

The Phipps and Curtis Exclusion Measure contains five items that ask a single question in relation to each dimension of social exclusion in children.

On the other hand, the lack of association between earlier experiences and post-natal attachment suggests that fatherhood may help young men at high risk of social exclusion to create a new identity and a more positive engagement in social life.

We look forward to working with all the partners in the programme to advance knowledge and inform action on the most severe forms of social exclusion.»

Using an experimental approach (the cyberball paradigm [15 — 16]-RRB-, the current study investigated the role of attachment status as a moderator of the association between depression severity and cardiac reactivity after the experience of social exclusion.

Three contrasts were used: two examining the neural correlates of social exclusion and a third contrast examining the neural correlates of incidental exclusion.

Kerris Cooper and Kitty Stewart of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) and the Department of Social Policy at LSE found the strong evidence of the causal effect between household income and children's outcomes after reviewing 61 studies from OECD countries including the US, UK, Australia, and Germany.

Anyone who deviates in any perceived way from the norm of a population may become subject to coarse or subtle forms of social exclusion.