Sentences with phrase «promote group cohesion»

The main objective of the first group session is to build and promote group cohesion.

The meetings also, MacLachlan said, promote group cohesion.

The pain experienced by some of the students seemed to serve a unique causal function, focusing the students» attention on the shared pain and, ultimately, promoting group cohesion.

It appears that if certain engagement (joining family members, accurately describing the intervention, and exploring / addressing the family's problem areas) and retention (promoting group cohesion, encouraging parents to contribute to group discussion, and encouraging parents to work on their own problems) strategies are used effectively, Hispanic parents can be engaged and retained in parent - centered HIV preventive interventions.

Not exact matches

If you pour out compassion for outgroup members, you may have less left for your family; if you say yes to every ingroup request that comes your way, you may promote social cohesion and group fitness but sacrifice your own personal fitness.

Since opening their doors in 2011, Waber and his team have helped companies analyze collaboration patterns within their workforces, uncovering small but critical tweaks that employers can make to improve cohesion within work groups or to promote more cross-talk among groups.

This lesson reflects on the ways in which religious groups try to promote community cohesion.

The Scouting community In Blackburn has been working together to not only open the North West's first Muslim scout group, but to also work together on a community cohesion project called «One Community One Blackburn» — promoting the cohesion between scout groups of different faiths.

My own experience is that it is Free Schools which tend to REDUCE community cohesion by being promoted by faith groups.

Research overwhelmingly indicates that a positive school climate promotes cooperative learning, group cohesion, respect, and mutual trust — all of which have in turn been shown to improve the learning environment.

But I would really wonder about these groups who want to «promote community cohesion» by implication, in contrast to existing schools.

Mark R. Jacobson, a Georgetown University professor and expert on Russian influence operations, said Russia strategically seeks to undermine U.S. political cohesion by promoting extremist views within opposing political or social groups, and hoping chaos — and violence — ensues.

It promotes a multicultural perspective by building group cohesion, acceptance of differences, and the ability to understand different points of view.