Sentence examples for description of children from inspiring English sources
Is 'three-parent' babies a good description of children born to the procedure?
Hans Asperger's original description of children in his care in the 1940s was broad.
And there can't be chemistry when prospective adopters simply sit down with a booklet and browse through description after description of children in care.
Leo Kanner, an American child psychiatrist, was the first to use the word "autism" in its modern sense in 1943, and his description of children with difficulties understanding social situations, coupled with language problems and obsessive interests (in things like numbers, patterns or spinning objects), still largely holds today.
Consider, for example, this description of children returning home after a long, exhausting day: "They would have been to school, then on to the juku, the night-time crammer, and after that would have aimlessly drifted, dawdling in cheap cafes and games arcades, too tired to do anything so decisive as going home.
"Whimsy" is a word that runs rampant in the description of children's literature, but Il Sung Na's picture books certainly merit the label.
Future research designed to understand the influences of child care on children's behavior might benefit from using this more nuanced description of child care experiences.
Educational policy and its expectations for young children create an emotional climate that is analogous to my opening description of child abuse.
There has been no recent comprehensive identification or description of child-relevant SRs.
Diagnostic criteria (DSM [ 23]or clinical cut-off on a behavioural scale such as the Eyeberg Child Behaviour Inventory [ 24]) were used to recruit populations in 48 studies and in 9 studies parent or professional description of child behaviour was used.
This review aims to provide an up-to-date description of child and adolescent psychiatry in China focusing on how this young subspecialty faces the challenges of contemporary Chinese society.
