Sentence examples for positive problem-solving from inspiring English sources

It is the responsibility of all citizens and leaders of good will in the public and private sectors who want to be engaged in positive problem-solving rather than in partisan posturing and finger pointing.

For social problem-solving, significant treatment effects were found for developing a more positive problem-solving orientation (large effect) and for engaging in a more rational problem-solving style (large effect) and avoidance problem-solving style (small effect).

Governor Pataki, among the losers in the vice-presidential sweepstakes to the far more conservative Dick Cheney, said Mr. Bush replaced "the angry face of our party" symbolized by strident Congressional Republicans, with the "positive, problem-solving wing of the party" dominated by Republican governors.

But it does mean that the most dangerous opponent for him at this point would likely be a positive, problem-solving populist who could tap into that pervasive feeling of economic and political alienation and unite those next-generation Perot voters.

With luck it will be our positive, problem-solving message that helps further de-legitimize the fear, paranoia and name-calling of the Tea Party.

Surviving programs involved professionals that provide positive collaborations and positive problem solving strategies.

While some strategies have been shown to have serious negative health effects (eg, suppression), others have been shown to be beneficial (eg, positive thinking, problem-solving, seeking social support and relaxation).

They help youth become self-aware, manage their emotions, build social skills (empathy, perspective-taking, respect for diversity), develop friendship skills and learn positive coping and problem-solving skills.

Positive messages: respect, teamwork, problem-solving, having a positive attitude.

The coping behaviors identified were minimization, acceptance of the possibility of being a carrier, a sense of being able to deal with the outcome of the carrier test, positive comparison, problem solving, and positive interpretation.

It consists of five subscales, two measuring problem-solving orientation (positive and negative) and three assessing problem-solving style (rational problem-solving, impulsivity/carelessness and avoidant).