Sentences with phrase «surprisingly little evidence»

This finding of the lack of impact on cognition is not surprising at one level as cognition is not targeted in either CBT or ST.. In fact there is surprisingly little evidence regarding the impact of psychotherapies or pharmacotherapy for depression on cognition, although the persistence of cognitive dysfunction despite improvement in depressive symptoms following treatment suggests that these most current treatments for depression are having little impact in this area (1).

But if you look at the studies, there's actually been surprisingly little evidence to suggest that is true.

Surprisingly little evidence exists on the relation between endogenous (not artificially enhanced) testosterone and athletic performance, especially in women.

Not exact matches

Surprisingly, there is little evidence that hand - washing works either, except among young children.

Surprisingly, we have relatively little rigorous evidence about how field trips affect students.

However, there is surprisingly little empirical evidence on the relationship between students» exposure to teachers of their own race and their subsequent academic performance.

«The association between parental engagement and a child's academic success is well established... parental engagement is consistently associated with pupils» success at school... [but] there is surprisingly little robust evidence about the impact of approaches designed to improve learning through increased parental engagement.»

Much has been written about the importance of school leadership, but there is surprisingly little systematic evidence on this topic.

But while there is widespread allusion to the progressive globalization of typical legal practice, there is surprisingly little actual empirical evidence.