Sentence examples for more psychosocial problems from inspiring English sources

Again, women offenders appear to have more psychosocial problems than men.

Drunk-driving is most widely studied, and women offenders appear to have more psychosocial problems than men.

Results: Children who complained often of aches and pains used more health services, had more psychosocial problems, missed more school, and did worse academically.

Risk factors were variable, including the severity of the parent's disease, the depression exhibited by the parents themselves, and the age of the child — teenagers tended to have more psychosocial problems than younger children.

An estimated 8% of the middle school population in Campeche had three or more psychosocial problems in the past month including drug use, major depression episode symptoms, as well as suicidal problems like attempts and self-inflicted injuries.

Kids involved in the more severe instances of cyberbullying also tend to have more psychosocial problems, exhibiting aggression, getting in trouble at school and having poor relationships with their parents, says Nancy Willard, an expert on cyberbullying and author of Cyberbullying and Cyberthreats.

76.6 % (n = 111) of the 145 men who attempted suicide in the last 12 months reported at least one other health problem while 38%% (n = 55) reported 3 or more psychosocial health problems.

It is striking that men who experienced three or more psychosocial health problems had approximately seven times the odds of suicide ideation and sixteen times the odds of attempted suicide, compared to those with no problems.

Those who reported 3 or more psychosocial health problems had 6.9 times the odds of suicide ideation and 16.29 times the odds of a suicide attempt compared to those with no problems and these effects are driven in particular by experiences of depression and anxiety.

IVDUs had more prominent psychosocial problems.

Women reported more severe psychosocial problems than men during childhood (70% versus 60%).