Children thrive when their parents are consistent, warm, hold high expectations for children's behavior, explain the reasons behind their rules and negotiate when appropriate.
The function of the therapist is to extend consistent, warm, "unconditional positive regard" toward "clients" (avoiding the negative connotations of "patients") and, by reflecting the clients' own verbalized concerns, to enable them to see themselves more clearly and react more openly with the therapist and others.
The sailboats are new and of good quality, and the bay here gets consistent warm winds.
On the other hand, consistent, warm and appropriate discipline is essential to teach children self-control and appropriate social behaviors.
Faith based groups can provide a safe, consistent, warm, and inviting atmosphere for children and birth family members to meet during visitation sessions.
(1) Temperature extremes exhibited patterns consistent with warming, with a large proportion of stations having statistically significant trends.
A variety of oceanographic observations and modeling is consistent with warming driving the expansion of the gyres and their low-productivity waters, he says.
For example, the diatom stratigraphy from Emerald Lake (Fig. 2C), which produced the highest 20th century β-diversity of any site considered, reveals an early response consistent with warming (Discostella spp).
All of which are consistent with a warming global climate.
Labor performed better but wasn't consistent with keeping warming under 2C and left Australia at 15th among G20 nations.
