Sentence examples for change problematic from inspiring English sources

MI focuses on how to have difficult conversations and there is strong evidence for its effectiveness in helping people change problematic behaviours.

But beyond the idea of expansion, any consensus falls apart, with fierce regional rivalries over who might gain new permanent seats making any change problematic, if not impossible.

Those abilities may be needed to resolve ambivalence toward alcohol addiction and to apply "processes of change", which are essential for activating the desire to change problematic behavior.

Participants from all groups expressed a commitment to youths' education, viewed suspensions as a racial issue, believed youth and caregiver behaviors contributed to suspensions, observed that suspensions are harmful to youth achievement and educator youth relationships, and emphasized the need for youths to have caring relationships with educators and to change problematic behaviors.

19 In line with Lazarus and Lazarus, 20 our interventions were planned with the understanding that most problematic situations need these two strategies in parallel (ie, change problematic situations and regulate emotions simultaneously).

A fourth limitation was that some of the variables that might be more plausibly linked to mortality such as treatment for acute respiratory infection could not be included because the two-week reference frame in the questionnaire results in prevalence values of < 5%, making calculation of average annual change problematic.

Heavy bandaging or splinting of a limb made mobilisation and position changes problematic as did infusion pumps, in-dwelling catheters, drains, monitors and negative pressure wound therapy devices.

ExxonMobil's record on climate change is problematic.

I offer the BE as a convincing and effective technique for facilitating change in problematic offender cognition at both the rational and experiential levels.

This film argues that the current state of knowledge on climate change is problematic, that we don't know anything for sure, and that the picture of climate change presented by scientists and the media is manipulated and exaggerated.

In the present study, we tested if explicit, self-reported symptoms of exercise dependence and an implicit association of exercise as important predicted exercise behaviors and change in problematic exercise attitudes.