This supports the notion of van de Kaa (2003) that fertility decline can be reversed for example through perceiving childbearing as a way of self-realisation of the parents, a process that is likely to happen first in Western Europe, and with a time delay in the other parts of the continent.
To integrate the qualitative data of the interviews of young people with TS with the quantitative and qualitative data of the survey of parents a process of triangulation was used, where the data from interviews and the data from the survey were analysed separately and the results drawn together where appropriate [ 24].
During the reproduction step, each "parental" parameter vector generates an "offspring" parameter vector, which differs from the parent by a process of "diversification".
Hereby, the stem borer attack pattern follows the Janzen-Connell (J C) hypothesis, which predicts high mortality of seeds and juvenile plants near parent trees, a process that facilitates the establishment of heterospecifics and therefore promote maintenance of plant diversity [1], [2].
Your baby needs time to accept you as a parent -- a process which requires as much physical contact and one-on-one interaction as possible.
When you unlock your Parental Intelligence, you don't need to have absolute answers because parenting becomes a process with your child who knows you will be on his side no matter what.
When Stossel was twenty-five, his parents began a process that led to their divorce.
But I wish she had pointed out that one's particular religious beliefs are almost always determined by one's parents, in a process of enculturation that has little to do with thought, choice or revelation.
Sami Timimi's clinic in Lincolnshire advocates a group therapy approach that focuses on "relationship building" rather than "behavioural control", using some of the techniques of NHA (Nurtured Heart Approach) therapy, which involves teachers and parents in a process of developing strategies to transform negative behaviours into positive behaviours.
Healthy parenting is a process of guidance, training, and supporting a child's healthy growth and development mentally, emotionally, and socially in a way that fosters eventual independence.
When the abuser is not a family member, it is most likely to be someone who wins the trust of the child or the parents by a process called grooming.
