Sentence examples for beneficial peer from inspiring English sources

The aim of the current study was to examine, using a qualitative approach, whether the mechanisms underlying beneficial peer support emerged in the interactions between patients with newly-diagnosed bipolar disorder and their Informed Supporter.

You'll get ideas and support for your adventures, as well as some beneficial peer pressure to get out and do things.

Such rule-based peering strategies may lead to extraneous costs from redundant peering links and may prevent beneficial peering links from being formed as shown by Lodhi et al. in (2012a).

The analyses that offer constructive insight into the challenges are both necessary and useful, but sometimes it is beneficial to peer beyond those headlines, and acknowledge the success stories from the western half of Hispaniola.

Some had mixed views, for example, a man said '.. < online resources > would be really beneficial as peer support rather than 'top down' help, i.e. online discussion forums for carers, family and people with similar conditions rather than professional advice', but also said that some people may think the Internet is dangerous as some websites try to sell pills and things like that.

Although OSS participants are very task focused, the respondents believed that meeting their peers in person is beneficial for forming peer impressions.

These results suggest that a low dose, brief intervention can be beneficial in increasing peer engagement for children with autism in inclusive settings, but continued support of playground staff is likely needed.

However, the beneficial effects of peer interaction may only be seen on higher-order activities/assessments.

There is some evidence that social skill training can have an enduring beneficial effect on peer relationships in deaf children [ 132].

Very low-graded evidence found no beneficial effect of peer support on hospitalisation outcomes with one study reporting no effect on the number of people hospitalised (RR = 1.07, 0.55 to 2.07) and three studies reporting no effect on the duration of admission (SMD = -0.22, -0.72 to 0.28) with substantial heterogeneity (I = 72%; Chi = 7.16, p = 0.03).

Those arguments are really valuable, and beneficial for my peers to hear".