Sentence examples for managing and coping from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that when parents help children develop particular skills to deal with their emotions, children are more successful in managing and coping with their own emotions and those of others (Gottman 2000).

A child initially communicates through expressions of emotion, followed by rapid development of the ability to experience and express different emotions, as well as managing and coping with a variety of emotions (National Scientific Council on the Developing Child 2004, 2007a, b).

As ADDYTeens know, understanding, managing and coping with ADHD requires great determination and perseverance.

At home, it meant managing and coping with the power struggles and conflicts thought to be part of any relationship, and that might otherwise lead to affairs or divorce.

Those who had found effective ways of managing and coping with their pain were less troubled by the fact that their headaches could occur at any time.

The remaining outcomes in this category were assessment of the care recipient's skill at managing and coping with his or her own care.

5 12 Seven generic categories of NTSs have been suggested: situation awareness, decision-making, communication, teamwork, leadership, managing stress and coping with fatigue.

The MSSES-Function subscale measures confidence with functional abilities, whereas the MSSES-Control subscale measures confidence with managing symptoms and coping with the demands of illness [ 9].

Overall, our findings indicate that 3 to 6 months after SCDP, persons with RRMS or low disability may experience less limitations with respect to participation and autonomy, an improved confidence with managing symptoms and coping with demands of their disease (self-efficacy-control), and improved mental and physical HRQoL.

We describe these paradoxes and explain how organizations manage and cope with them through both synthesis and separation management approaches.

"Most people use that, manage and cope and go on".