difficulties, constructive solutions would never be found and land Marks commissions would never have been created in the first place.
Talking to a therapist or counsellor can really help both of you to express feelings and learn constructive strategies to help handle difficulties.
The observed differences between ICC estimates (e.g., passive-constructive dimension compared to active-constructive dimension) probably reflect the greater difficulty in assessing one response style relative to the other.
The instructor had taught this writing intensive course previously and reported that students have difficulty providing critical but constructive feedback to their peers during problem-solving and resist the collaborative writing process (Cho et al. 2006; Hyde 1993; Kinsella 1996).
It was a clear indication of the Chinese leadership's willingness to maintain a constructive relationship with this country despite difficulties at the official level.
Even the tutors had difficulties in producing focused constructive criticism about a virtual campus; in effect, the virtualisation of the university leads to a distinctive blurring of its boundaries.
Neuropsychological assessment revealed severe attention deficit with constructive apraxia, slow visual pursuit movements, difficulties in lexical production after phonemic stimulation, and long- and short-term visuo-spatial memory deficit.
Observe how often you may think that life, for you, will be better "when... ...... or "If only... ......, but you may have difficulty actually carrying out a constructive plan for the future.
When dealing with ethical challenges, a number of participants experienced difficulties handling disagreement in a constructive way.
It is unhelpful that the protective nature of the alliance has given Japan too little cause to form deep and constructive relationships with neighbours and former enemies one reason for its difficulty in dealing with China and South Korea today.
The cross-examination and rebuttal speeches were evaluated lower than the constructive speeches in both Japanese and English, reflecting the greater difficulty of composing arguments without adequate preparation time.
