The first line applies to the mixture of hybrids and their parental species (the tension zone model [ 2] and the bounded hybrid superiority model, e.g. [ 3]).
At age 7, health visitors assessed family difficulties; these were problems with: housing, finances, physical or mental illness/disability, learning disabilities, death, divorce, parental separation, domestic tensions, in-law conflicts, unemployment, alcoholism or any other difficulties 'affecting the child's development'.
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While a parental setup can create more tension between parents and children, the opposite may also be true, Mr. Contomanolis said.
However, the need for parental privacy may be in tension with percieved health professional imperatives to maintain surveillance of the patient, in this case the baby described by Johnson et al. [ 39], as an aspect of professional power.
Tensions in the parental relationship were often attributed to the difficulty of fathers finding their role in the situation.
However, this study showed that fathers also struggle to find their role in the situation and tensions in the parental relationship can arise.
There is increased potential for tensions to arise between parental consent and the child's refusal.
Stress joint parental responsibility.
Significant heterozygote deficiencies at nuclear loci and gametic disequilibria between loci suggested that this transitional region might be a 'Tension Zone' maintained by immigration of parental types and possibly hybrid unfitness.
