Sentence examples similar to coping inadequacies from inspiring English sources
One respondent stated: "Every trip I make helps me grow personally in a variety of different ways, usually in terms of adaptability, team-work, learning how to mentor and support staff and students with varying needs and learning styles, coping with inadequacies in resources and infrastructure".
UK faculty respondent 11 "Every trip I make helps me grow personally in a variety of different ways, usually in terms of adaptability, team-work, learning how to mentor and support staff and students with varying needs and learning styles, coping with inadequacies in resources and infrastructure".
Their colleagues seem to be coping, and they take that as further evidence of their own inadequacy.
The inadequacy of outpatient treatment not only left people without any help in coping with devastating illnesses, it also meant that there was little ability to identify those who were a risk to themselves or others.
Miller [ 35], in a Grounded Theory analysis of repeated, in-depth interviews with ten people diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder over a one year period developed themes of estrangement, inadequacy and despair from the interviews, with minimising self-disclosure and dissociation as coping strategies reported by participants.
Typically, their grandiosity is a childhood coping mechanism compensating for a sense of inadequacy of never being able to please a parent (although parental "overstimulation" without a realistic foundation can have a similar effect).
The stress habits of people in Group B include using stress as a way of compensating for feelings of fear or inadequacy; becoming easily distressed or overwhelmed; being reluctant to initiate solutions to their problems; and having a tendency to employ unhealthy coping strategies, such as over-eating or self-medicating, on a regular basis.
Brainstorm coping methods together.
