However, when behavioural control becomes over-strict, the consequences for adolescents' emotional adjustment could be negative (Maccoby & Martin, 1983).
The specific aims of this study are: To complete an observational study of a representative sample of adult patients with diabetes and ESRD to identify their needs, and evaluate adherence and emotional adjustment outcomes so as to inform the content of the intervention to be developed.
However, there is evidence that lack of information can actually increase anxiety and uncertainty, while good communication was reported to be associated with better emotional adjustment [ 11]; findings which are part of the rationale for QPL introduction in oncology settings.
Another study showed improvement in executive function and overall emotional adjustment as well as lessening of depression and anxiety among brain-injured persons treated with NMT.
That's a huge emotional adjustment they have to make".
Campbell described coming off the bench as an "emotional adjustment".
Emotional Turning Point Of course, most challenging of all, at least at the outset, is the emotional adjustment.
Phillip's father never made the emotional adjustment; he gradually withdrew from the new homestead, both emotionally and physically, eventually removing all his possessions piece by piece, day by day, in a plastic bag.
Epictetus' conception of emotional adjustment is not that one should be "unfeeling like a statue" (3.2.4).
Social and psychological factors reflecting emotional adjustment to HIV/AIDS and provider support were related to adherence.
Enuresis constitutes a frequently encountered problem area for children that may adversely affect social and emotional adjustment.
