In the scientific literature, violence in Palestinian young people seems to be interrelated with complex factors including the continuous political violence, economic hardship, and mounting stress.
Here's the catch: choosing to have or not have children for political purposes, much like the continuous complaining about the hardships of child-rearing, turns women who might joyfully embrace motherhood into vessels for economic success.
Mr. Powers "was interrogated, harassed, and endured unmentionable hardships on a continuous basis by numerous top Soviet Secret Police interrogating teams," the citation reads, while "resisting all Soviet efforts through cajolery, trickery and threats of death".
Bivariate analyses, using the chi-square test and the independent t-test, were used to compare participants with and without hardship for categorical and continuous variables respectively.
The hardworking Javanese population views 'life as a continuous series of misfortunes, calamities and hardships which a human being has to experience and to endure readily'.
Except for SI and gender, WE, post-war hardships, and depression/anxiety were analysed as continuous variables.
(this is a segment of a real A/A* essay by an anonymous student) You will also need to identify what the text is about and refer to the exam question: " the prose is continuous and focuses on Mandela's personal journey through life, exploring his physical hardships and mental hardships".
A summed measure, which we refer to as the economic hardship score, was then derived ranging from 0 to 15 and treated as a continuous outcome variable in each analysis.
"Hardship happens to you.
Shoushi clearly has seen hardship upon hardship.
