Sentence examples for exposure practice from inspiring English sources

In an earlier study, Barlow and Seidner (1983) recommended that parents be involved in exposure practice in a CBT for adolescent agoraphobia.

The measurement of the exposure (practice patterns) in outcomes research is valid only if it corresponds to the "true" practice as performed in the clinical setting.

Step two involved (a) classifying maternal report of the two high exposure practices as high exposure, (b) classifying maternal report of a combination of any one high exposure practice and any one low exposure practice as moderate exposure, and (c) classifying maternal report of the two low exposure practices as low exposure.

In the treatment, parents were engaged in discussions about their role in dealing with their teenage child's anxiety, and about the most appropriate type and level of involvement that the parents might have in their child's exposure practice.

Less educated and female relatives are less compliant with recommended practices and may benefit from targeted interventions to improve their sun protection and sun exposure practices.

How parents react to such requests from their children during exposure practices can range from 'directive' responses (e.g., physically guiding the execution of exposure practices between sessions), to 'supportive' and autonomy-granting responses (e.g., transporting the client to the exposure setting).

Current sun exposure practices and dietary intake do not seem to fully prevent vitamin D insufficiency and deficiency, and consideration should be given to modification of sun exposure advice or pursuing other means to achieve vitamin D adequacy.

If this is a frequent issue for you, consider doing some graduated exposure ("practicing" peeing around other people until you get more comfortable with it, You will learn to let it out easily around other people and feel good about it).

The N.C.A.A.'s Injury Surveillance System tracks injuries suffered by athletes at its member schools, calculating the frequency of certain injuries by the number of occurrences per 1,000 "athletic exposures" — practices and games.

The aims of this study were to describe the epidemiological profile, circumstances of occurrence and post-exposure practices.

Her take-away, by the way, is: "Proficiency builds with exposure and practice".