The authors concluded that the parents classified their children in levels with more limitations since they knew the performance in different environments, while the professionals observed children in only a single situation [ 33].
But I can hardly think of a single situation in which something like this would be needed.
It means considering the whole picture -- versus a single situation or symptom -- in our approach to care and development.
We build on the works of Osuna (1985) and Suck and Holling (1997) that show how psychological costs build up in a single wait situation.
In a single fight situation the linesmen will communicate with each other as to which player they will take during the fight, clear out any sticks, gloves, or other equipment that has been dropped and wait for a safe time to enter the fight, which they will do together.
Balance variables had the smallest 95% limits of agreement when testing in a single task situation with vision.
Unlike traditional ethnography which requires prolonged periods of data collection in the field, the study focused examining specific issues in a single social situation among a limited number of people within a defined period of time [ 15].
After their rise to power, the fascist parties in both Germany and Italy gradually ceased to perform the function of maintaining contact between the people and the government, a function that is usually performed by the party in a single-party situation.
That financial reward could be available to Williams now, and he said he could not criticize college players for jumping to the N.B.A. "I don't know how I'd react if my mother was in a single-parent situation, if my father wasn't around and I saw my mother struggle every day," he said.
