Sentence examples for intervention and thinking from inspiring English sources

Amy Mullin explains that medicalized pregnancy "involves interpreting pregnancy itself as a disruption to health that necessarily requires expert medical intervention, and thinking of pregnancy as primarily about health and illness" (Mullin 2005, 54).

The results are discussed with reference to theories of intelligence concepts and thinking skills interventions.

One such facet is the Ds framework, for organising our knowledge and thinking about how preventive interventions work by influencing the offender.

Furthermore, it is only with this accurate and valid whole-class picture of students' ideas and thinking that suitable instructional interventions can be designed.

Give yourself a cognitive intervention and counter defeatist thinking with an optimistic attitude.

The Israelis at first thought there would be superpower intervention and began by thinking they would just keep East Jerusalem.

Instead, they will usually have to interpret the principles of situational prevention at each stage of the intervention: when understanding the opportunity structure giving rise to the crime, when identifying the range of suitable interventions, when thinking about the costs and benefits of possible interventions, when developing an implementation plan and when seeking to evaluate the results.

Nevertheless, Cope's intervention got me thinking about the relationship between the artist and the state.

In this paper we explore, using realist evaluation methodology, the outcomes, contexts, and mechanisms of a management and leadership initiative introduced into the district health system in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana, and whether or not such an intervention supports systems thinking in district managers.

They may provide useful intervention models for thinking about how financial burden can be integrated into clinical care and patient and medical education to promote compliance.

There is a need for an intervention thinking mindset like a local processing mindset in order to lessen the negative impact of country of origin effect framed against the bias of where a particular product is manufactured (Ke Zhong, 2015).