Sentence examples for positive bonds from inspiring English sources

Women perceived themselves as "efficacious in prison life" if they retained positive bonds with friends and family who were on the outside (Larson and Nelson 1984 607).

"I'm interested in restorative justice," he says, "where the goal is to prevent future crimes by strengthening offenders' positive bonds to communities".

Anything you can do to create more positive bonds, more compassion among young people, the less likely you will see social isolation and bullying.

In so doing, centers unwittingly supported years of laboratory evidence by social psychologists suggesting that when strangers are forced to complete joint but manageable tasks they tend to form positive bonds.

For example, in Study 2, cancer sufferers may or may not 'really'thinknk positive': discourse analysis is not interested in whether beliefs and attitudes are 'true', but is interested instead in the social functions of talk (for example, the way that talking about thinking positive bonds members of a group or moves discussions on from difficult topics).

Indeed, the syndrome is marked not only by a positive bond between captive and captor but also by a negative attitude on behalf of the captive toward authorities who threaten the captor-captive relationship.

The minimum positive bond dissociation energy is 0.45 kcal/mol.

This system can only be solved in our case (positive bond orders, no quadruple bonds) if a14 and a23 are either 0, 1 or 2 and a12 and a34 are either 1, 2 or 3.

Some research suggests that positive bonding between parent and school is a predictor of later social and academic success for young children (Reid et al. [2007]; Semke et al. [2010]).

Values below the mean indicate that the item is easiest in relation to the item pool, and the item is more difficult if the logit of the item is positive (Bond and Fox 2007).

If you want to encourage a positive bond with your pet, get off the couch and take your dog for a walk or play laser tag with your cat.