Sentences with phrase «resilience measures»

The direction of the association between outcomes and the three final resilience measures in the table could well flow in the opposite direction to that suggested by proponents of resilience as a protective factor.

Studies have shown that students who score higher on resilience measures have improved social skills, higher grades, a greater love of learning, and better decision - making skills.

And that one crack could be prevented with some simple resilience measures that have been tried and tested in coastal areas.

Studies have shown that students who score higher on resilience measures have improved social skills, higher grades, a greater love of learning, and better decision - making skills.

The team crafted an Arabic translation of a survey called the Child and Youth Resilience Measure, originally developed by Canadian psychologist Michael Ungar.

For a summary of resilience measures see Table 3 in the Ahern et al. (2006) paper «A review of instruments measuring resilience».

Marc Levitan, a co-author of the Joplin report and head of research and development in the NIST National Windstorm Impact Reduction Program, said that although coastal hurricanes and inland tornadoes can't be prepared for in the exact same way, there are some areas where using resilience measures against both disasters could overlap.

CIF funding has contributed to over 300 investments in 72 countries, over 3 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity and 3 million people benefiting from CIF - supported climate resilience measures.

This means that many of the most effective resilience measures are outside of FERC's authority and instead need to come from states and towns.

Stories from Houston of businesses investing in individual resilience measures (like the Texas Medical Center's 2001 installation of floodgates) highlight the value of preparing for climate impacts, and the value of engaging businesses in city climate resilience planning and actions.

Climate adaptation and resilience measures along coastlines and elsewhere can help better protect the most vulnerable populations, especially in developing nations, from extreme weather events.

The CD - RISC has demonstrated strong relationships with other resilience measures such as the Hardiness Scale.

There are multiple resilience measures, however not all have adequate psychometric properties and some may lack strong research support.

Measures used were the Mindfulness for the Next Generation, Children and Youth Resilience Measure, Noncognitive Abilities 12 - item Grit Scale, Emotional Regulation Questionnaire, Mindfulness Attention Awareness Scale, Strengths & Difficulties Questionnaire, 20 - item Mental Health Index, Perceived Future Opportunities Scale, Youth Mentoring Survey (YMS), and the Relational Health Indices (RHI).

The surveys support that conclusion: Teens who scored high on the resilience measure from the start described close family ties and supportive communities, Panter - Brick says.

The UCCRN recommends that cities should take a portfolio approach to investing in resilience measures that spreads resources across multiple categories.

Future Climate Info report's link to the latest guidance on flood resistance and resilience measures.

Resilience measures that may be used include:

For both groups, the rates of improvement were similar across physical and mental health status and resilience measures.

It is clear that most of the resilience measures that are significantly associated with avoiding negative outcomes do not sit entirely within the health domain and that effective action to promote resilience and address child health inequalities requires action at many different levels and from a wide range of agencies and bodies.