Now, according to a round of tsking headlines, hook-ups and their Gen X cousin, "friends with benefits," have been associated with another risk: overlapping lovers or, in academic parlance, "concurrent partners".
More recently, Grover et al. reported that early-onset anxious symptoms in African American children were associated with both concurrent and long-term academic, social, and psychological difficulties [ 36].
Sometimes the concurrent requirements of the academic programme were not incorporated into their personal learning plans for the workplace environment: "…but the clinical modules that we're busy with, we don't necessarily come home and study that every day.
The majority of modules are offered during the academic year and run concurrent with regular graduate courses.
This retrospective cohort study examined adult ICU patients at an urban tertiary academic medical center who received concurrent continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) and vancomycin between January 2011 and August 2014.
This meta-analysis compares effect-sizes of methylphenidate and psychosocial treatments and their combination on ADHD, concurrent oppositional, conduct symptoms, social behaviors and academic functioning.
Conversely, school bonding, interest, and effort were negatively associated with concurrent and increased substance use, as were academic achievement and parental help with school (Bryant et al. 2003).
Emotional problems in preadolescents have serious concurrent consequences; they can, for instance, hamper academic success [ 2, 3] and peer relations [ 4, 5].
Second, it is difficult to disentangle the quantitative and qualitative effects of changes in IPR ownership regulations on academic patenting activities from the effects of concurrent transformations in the institutional, cultural and organizational landscape surrounding academic knowledge transfer.
