Sentence examples for poor solving from inspiring English sources

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Previous studies suggest that DSH is associated with poor coping and poor problem solving in adolescents [ 34].

He had struggled with calculus and considered himself poor at solving basic mathematical puzzles, let alone creating them.

However, I have hopes of them improving normal people's lives, reducing the gap between the rich and the poor, and solving the problems that normal people are demanding [answers to] now".

"We intuitively sort of knew what we didn't like in customer service everywhere else: automated calling trees, slow response times, poor problem solving, etc., so we made sure there was as little friction as possible between the customer contacting us and actually getting their problem solved".

In mild cases, symptoms such as repetitive speech, social awkwardness, rigid thinking, poor problem solving, and odd communication patterns may appear during elementary school years.

As regards intra-psychic elements instead, one study individuated as ED maintaining factors poor problem solving and relational skills [ 69].

Consistent evidence has shown that people who attempt suicide have poor problem solving skills [ 26, 27] and problem solving therapy showed to reduce levels of depression and hopelessness in patients who have attempted suicide [ 28].

Moreover, experimental studies suggest that this more abstract level is associated with less emotional processing, reduced cardiovascular responses to emotional stimuli, and poor problem solving (Borkovec et al., 1998).

For example, the conceptualization of anxiety disorders as involving a tendency towards an abstract level of goal/action identification for negative events can simultaneously account for increased pathological worry, experiential avoidance, an observer perspective, and poor problem solving, since all of these outcomes are influenced by level of goal/action identification.

Secondly, the promising interventions for preventing depression in school students [ 37] could be incorporated into self-harm interventions to address the finding that a number of young people have depressive cognitions such as "no one can help me" and "I should be able to cope on my own" and poor problem solving skills.