Sentence examples for distress and behavior from inspiring English sources

Research suggests that creating positive emotional experiences for Alzheimer's patients diminishes distress and behavior problems.

"Indigenous concepts of mental health tend to be broader than psychological distress and behavior problems, and are usually described using the term 'social and emotional wellbeing,'" the study states.

Research led by SEL pioneer Joseph Zins has shown that supporting social-emotional skills like these not only reduces students' distress and behavior problems but also improves their chances of success in school.

These findings extend previous public health studies that have documented an association between self-reported mental distress and behaviors risky to health [ 39- 42].

An important question is, however, whether the measure of fear only should be related to inappropriate emotional distress and inappropriate behavior, or whether appropriate preventive behavior could be a consequence of appropriate fear.

The rESS items include mechanism of pain, presence or absence of incidental pain, presence or absence of psychological distress and addictive behavior, and level of cognitive function.

TG youth often experience mental distress and suicidal behavior due to a lack of acceptance.

Socio-cultural differences in the understanding of mental distress and suicidal behavior necessitate the study of culturally-specific risk factors and the use of culturally-adapted psychometric screening tools in order to build appropriate prevention and treatment services [ 21, 23, 25, 28, 34].

Due to sample size, a total of two clusters were chosen to represent each area (i.e., healthy habits, peer relationships school performance, social distress, and risky behaviors)–denoting more versus less positive behaviors.

Similarly, Yeung et al. [22] found that maternal emotional distress and parenting behaviors mediated the effects of income on children's behavior problems; while McLoyd et al. [19] reported that economic stressors adversely affected adolescent socioemotional well-being indirectly through their impact on mothers' psychological functioning, parenting behaviors, and mother-child relations.

MDD causes clinically significant distress and suicidal behaviors in some people as well.