Sentence examples for behavioural problems and to from inspiring English sources

Due to their low attendance at voluntary mental health care facilities and the strong association between behavioural problems and delinquent behaviour, we expected re-offenders to have more behavioural problems and to have received more mental health care within the juridical framework.

The sessions aimed to provide participants the tools to respond more holistically to behavioural problems, and to reinforce and reward the positive behaviour of most students.

We are now trying to help children overcome their behavioural problems and to adapt to situation".

The nature of migrant placements in the UK radically transformed the social context for the migrants, and insufficient support for families in difficult environments without ready access to social networks appears to have exacerbated emotional and behavioural problems and contributed to educational issues.

But their suggested role of virtual aggression i.e., only additional to children's aggressive predisposition, pre-existing behavioural problems and secondary to aggression seen in real-life, coheres with the more recently proposed "catalyst" model [ 34].

Indeed, mental health, behavioural problems and access to education are all well-documented issues that are affected by gender.

The main purpose of this study was to investigate potential gender differences in emotional and behavioural problems and the extent to which these are predictive of adolescent non-fatal suicidal behaviour.

Compared with 1974, today's 15-year-olds are more than twice as likely to have behavioural problems and 70% more likely to suffer emotional troubles such as anxiety and depression.

He had been sleeping rough in the dry Todd River bed after he was evicted from his Aboriginal hostel due to behavioural problems and he was angry, humiliated and determined to get his story out.

They do worse educationally, experience more emotional and behavioural problems, and are more likely to become teenage parents themselves [ 8].

The current dataset provides a valuable opportunity to examine the contribution of psychosocial determinants such as coping mechanisms, social support, behavioural problems and parents' own well-being to child-reported HrQoL.