The phrase "and the relationship problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to personal or interpersonal relationships.
Example: "She was overwhelmed with work, and the relationship problems only added to her stress."
Alternatives: "and the issues in the relationship" or "and the difficulties in the relationship".
Like most of the women who talked about the series, Ms. Marshall said the friendships among the women and the relationship problems they had with men were what had pulled her in.
Curious about making it as a cowboy in 2015 and the extreme lifestyle that comes with it, I spoke to modern-day cowboy Parker Flannery about the difference between real and arena cowboys, breaking colts, and the relationship problems that arise when you drop off the grid for six weeks at a time.
Specifically, the DC:0-3/DC:0-3R offers the following two measures to assess the quality of the parent-infant relationship: the Parent-Infant Relationship Global Assessment Scale (PIR-GAS; [ 1, 2]) and the Relationship Problems Checklist (RPCL; [ 2]).
The Relationship Problems Questionnaire addresses this problem and is well validated.
Items from the emotional symptom scale and the peer relationship problem scale can be combined into an "internalizing behavior" subscale (range: 0 20) and the conduct problems and hyperactivity items into an "externalizing behavior" subscale (range: 0 20).
In the current study we examine dissimilarity in functional (emotional warmth) as well as dysfunctional (rejection and overprotection) parenting styles, and the relationship with problems in children.
We hypothesize that the separation rate and other relationship problems were underreported in the CG, because these events cause many women in these situations to change their residence and thus they are lost to follow-up.
There's also something about his unfulfilled daughter (Lili Taylor) and her relationship problems, but the story runs on Schiller's embattled rectitude and the fantasy that great writers embody a lost gentility of austere habits too sacred to be sullied by mere carnality.
Rather than pay attention to the money, power, and respect these women try to convince the audiences they have, viewers are more intrigued by the bankruptcies, evictions, and relationship problems that come with trying to keep up with the Joneses.
Economic difficulties and interpersonal relationship problems were the most common causal models among uninfected individuals.
In addition to the psychological questions asked in SF-36, the questionnaire asked: 'Do you worry about any of the following: money problems, job security, breast cancer, other health problems, family problems and relationship problems?' The respondents were asked to grade their responses very much/somewhat/a little/not at all.
