Sentences with phrase «structural change in the family»
There are several reasons why families experience fluctuations in income, such as changes in parental work affiliation or education levels, and structural changes in the family like divorce or reconstitution.5 Due to lack of historic information about such events, factors causally associated with different trajectories were not explicitly investigated in the current study.
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Most programs have a requirement for a supportive temporary structural change in the family system.
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Parents Urge Governor and State Legislature to Place All Priority Schools Under Receivership this Fall, Providing Bold, Structural Change for Chronically Failing Schools Includes 91 Priority Schools in New York City New York, NY — On Wednesday, Families for Excellent Schools (FES)-LSB-...]
«In the case of glycoprotein hormone receptors, the family of proteins that includes the thyroid receptor, upon binding of the extracellular hormone, the intramolecular activator (p10) induces structural changes of the receptor protein, triggering activation of the intracellular signaling cascade.»
Developmental tasks: these comprise two sets of issues that arise as the result of natural processes of growth: (a) those associated with individual developmental stages, such as infancy, childhood, adolescence and mid-life; (b) those associated with family stages involving structural changes in its development, such as the beginning of marriage, first pregnancy and birth of the first child, leaving home for independent - living, etc..
Assessing change in family functioning as a result of treatment: the Structural Family Systems Rating Scale (family functioning as a result of treatment: the Structural Family Systems Rating Scale (Family Systems Rating Scale (SFSR).
Robbins, M., Hervis, O.E., Mitrani, V., and Szapocznik, J., (2000) Assessing Changes in Family Interactions: The Structural Family Systems Ratings.