Sentence examples for parenting conditions from inspiring English sources

As all old hands know, there is a sliding scale of Parenting Conditions, or ParCons.

Indeed, recent research found that the more sensitivity ("plasticity") genes relating to the dopamine and serotonin systems adolescent males carried, the less self-regulation they displayed under unsupportive parenting conditions.

In line with the differential susceptibility effect, the reverse was also found: higher levels of self-regulation were displayed by the adolescent males carrying more senstivity genes when they were reared under supportive parenting conditions.

(N) The third theme looks at the way the attitude of the staff and the other activities affect the parents' conditions to participate in the care of their child at the NICU.

Furthermore, greater knowledge and understanding of the parents' conditions for participating in the NICU can create conditions for tangible measures such as the availability of parents' rooms and joint care of mother and child with the mother's bed next to the child.

At home, the man is upset at his parents' condition.

Some batches of embryos were lethal at 2 μg/ml of RA, probably due to season or parents' condition.

Moreover, d pj = 0 is equivalent to the 'children sum to parents' condition in Hajirasouliha et al. (2014) and the 'non-populated clone' condition in Strino et al. (2013).

Again, the results of the ANCOVA analysis showed that it is possible that, with greater the experience and maturity that age tends to confer on the parents and the child, as well as better formal education for the child, it can be hoped that the child could overcome adverse family influences consequent on the parents' condition [ 44].

This condition was stated as the 'sum rule' in Jiao et al. (2014), also appears in Strino et al. (2013) and Malikic et al. (2015), and a special case was called the 'children sum to parents' condition in Hajirasouliha et al. (2014).

Independent variables included sex, having smoking or snus-using parents, living conditions, participation in sports and parental SES.