Clinical professionals need to help MDD patients foster abilities to overcome or control their depression symptoms, screen for warning signs of deepening depression, and improve patients' confidence for managing their own life and disease.
"Experiences that ask a person to stretch personally or professionally may foster the ability to work in teams," Serrano says.
New social and ecological dimensions of agricultural management must be explored in agricultural landscapes, to foster this ability.
Accordingly, the ETH Sustainability Summer Programme aims to foster students' ability to innovate and act as change agents for sustainability.
This special issue discusses European research on instructional support to foster students' ability to solve information-based problems.
This will foster adolescents' ability to take the best of positive experiences, that is, to savor them (Bryant, 2003; Gentzler et al. 2013).
"No-one in the world bullies people like Paul does," said Brett, praising Foster's ability to start matches on the front foot.
MAX1 hydrogels also foster the ability of the cells to attach to the hydrogel scaffold in the absence or presence of serum proteins.
Child-centered interventions are intended to promote social, cognitive and emotional skills (empathy, improve anger and impulse management, foster the ability to establish relationships with other people (especially peers) and enhance communication skills) (2005, p.40).
Personalized learning is defined as adjusting pace (individualization), adjusting approach (differentiation) and connecting to the learners' interests and experiences (Atkins et al. 2010) to meet the student's needs and provide supporting to foster learning ability among individual students (Bentley and Miller 2004).
At the very least, many neuroscientists believe that our so-called mirror neurons can foster our ability to empathize with the emotions we observe in others.
