Sentence examples for higher levels of problem from inspiring English sources

The planned contrasts further show the mothers to report significantly higher levels of problem behaviour than the independent observers in the case of known children but not in the case of unknown children.

These experiences and their impacts differ globally with children from the US experiencing more homophobia, and associated higher levels of problem behaviour, when compared to children from the Netherlands [ 17].

On the basis of the acquaintanceship hypothesis, we expected both mothers and group-care workers to report significantly higher levels of problem behaviours for known children than independent observers but similar levels of problem behaviours for unknown children.

Further evidence suggesting that mothers are generally quite accurate observers of their own child's behaviour and not biased in their reporting with regard to such is provided by the fact that the group-care workers in our study also reported higher levels of problem behaviour than independent observers for the same sample of known children.

(Code category: 2, Agency combined with mentorship) Research that demands problem solving: Students with strong project ownership also exhibited more involvement in higher levels of problem solving and the ability and willingness to contend with problems that arose within the scientific inquiry process.

The group-care workers, however, reported significantly higher levels of problem behaviour for both the known and unknown children than the independent observers, which suggests that the acquaintanceship hypothesis is only partially confirmed by the findings for the group-care workers.

Greater control is associated with higher levels of problem-focused coping [ 46].

At follow-up, new insulin restrictors endorsed higher levels of problems with diabetes self-management and lower levels of overall diabetes self-care.

Heinrichs et al. [ 40] found that parents of children with higher levels of problems were more likely to participate in a universal prevention program.

The injured workers in our study (with a median age of 40 years) reported much higher levels of problems across all dimensions.

Studies have shown that bias is likely to be introduced through nonresponse by the exclusion of participants who report higher levels of problems [ 17].