Sentences with phrase «poor support networks»

LegalCafe aims to solve the following three problems: (1) Poor support networks: Without strong networking, or large firm support, lawyers, especially new lawyers, are often left without a proper support network.

Between social stigmas, poor support networks, and a lack of mental health awareness, it can seem like an impossibility to break the cycle of crime and imprisonment.

Often such mothers become very defensive as, rather than confront failure or accept that they themselves were failed by a poor support network, they attempt to rationalize a decision not to breastfeed.

Not exact matches

It also helps the poor by offering a mutual support network and the subjective experiences of power and dignity and of belonging to a community.

The finding is significant, because Paul's online support — as gauged by blog mentions, friends on social - networking sites such as MySpace and popularity in online polls — has garnered him wide mainstream print and television coverage, despite his relatively poor performance in offline polling.

Poor housing with no support will worsen mental health, may force people to move away from their local health services and community networks, and the proposals risk pushing people into debt and homelessness.

Failing schools that are considered «renewal» schools and are in danger of closing because of poor performance are also part of the community school network, although they also receive additional academic support.

«Only children with the short form of the gene and mothers who had little social support and poor social networks, which increases social stress, were shy as 7 - year - olds,» says Prof. Fox, whose study appeared in the science journal «Psychological Science».

«Only children with the short form of the gene and mothers who had little social support and poor social networks, which increases social stress, were shy as 7 - year - olds,» stated Prof. Fox, whose study appeared in the science journal «Psychological Science».

Support networks of teachers and administrators are critical for rethinking our curriculum and our role in larger community issues, to best serve the needs of poor, inner - city second language learners.

Of those staff who had disclosed poor mental health at work (2,200 employees), just over half (53 per cent) said they felt supported, and 72 per cent said they'd been made aware of the support tools such as Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs), counselling, staff support networks or informal buddying systems.

In attempts to understand the inconsistent data, Sinclair, Hood, and Wright (2014) replicated Driscoll et al. (1972), and found the opposite results: social interference or disapproval related to poorer relationship quality, thus supporting the social network effect.

In particular, Natvig et al observed a protective effect between student support and depression, a symptom commonly linked to a range of somatic symptoms in other studies.4, 7,18 Additional research is needed to determine whether some risk factors for somatic symptoms can be effectively addressed through positive peer networks, and if so, what mechanisms can be used to mitigate the negative effects of poor peer relations associated with bullying.