Sentence examples for perceptions of childhood from inspiring English sources

Adults' recollections and perceptions of childhood caregiving to a parent with significant physical disability.

"I don't think it was a calculated strategy to shatter the idyllic perceptions of childhood," Schulz's widow, Jean, told me recently.

This study was conducted to gain an in-depth understanding of people's perceptions of childhood burns and their prevention in rural areas of Bangladesh.

"Perceptions of Childhood Relationships with Mother and Father: Daily Emotional and Stressor Experiences in Adulthood " Mallers, M.H.; Charles, S.T.; Neupert, S.D.; Almeida, D.M. Developmental Psychology, Vol. 46 (6), November 2010, 1651-1661.

Self and peer perceptions of childhood behaviors in men and women were compared to assess the role of context in the prediction of drug and alcohol abuse and dependence.

Or was it, more simply, that I was growing up, and that "growing up" makes one forget the lyrical, mystical perceptions of childhood, the glory and the freshness of which Wordsworth wrote, so that they fade into the light of common day?

To describe the relationship between digital media exposure (DME) and parental perception of childhood flourishing, or overall positive well-being.

Her confidence about her body -- she is a lifeguard and wears a bathing suit without embarrassment -- says something about how the perception of childhood obesity has changed from earlier generations.

Reporting of childhood respiratory symptoms is biased and parental perception of childhood cough plays an important role [ 19, 20].

In Bangladesh, Mashreky [ 12] studied perceptions of rural people about childhood burns and Rahman [ 13] studied community perception of childhood drowning in rural Bangladesh.

The open-ended interview guide had one initial question: What is your perception of childhood overweight and obesity?