Sentence examples for psychosocial processes from inspiring English sources
Most important has been the rapid accumulation of evidence confirming the psychosocial processes through which inequality gets under the skin.
Specifically, he studies individual differences in pain responses, and the neurobiological mechanisms by which psychosocial processes shape those individual differences.
The objective of this study, therefore, was to explore the psychosocial processes underpinning team resilience in elite sport.
The aim was to explore how mindfulness group therapy for somatoform disorders influenced the patients' stress experiences, coping strategies and contextual psychosocial processes.
Previous research identified parents' anxieties surrounding help seeking from health services but did not explore or explain the underlying psychosocial processes taking place in families at these times.
The knowledge structure acts as scaffolding for the organization of psychosocial processes underlying decision-making, as well as the actual content of that knowledge with respect to a modeled society.
Many existing models of student engagement reflect the latter set of definitions, depicting engagement as a complex, psychosocial process involving both student and university characteristics.
It is foreseen that the qualitative project will identify psychosocial process as well as aspects of the intervention that mediate the salience of the lifestyle messages, but the open-ended nature of the interview process is designed to capture other relevant themes that emerge.
Nurses adopt a flexible, relationship-based approach to the assessment process; however, they experience tension when required to incorporate structured psychosocial assessment processes.
The results of this work are used to understand the relevance of the testimony in the psychosocial recovery processes, which is a major challenge for Colombian society today.
Further, a body weight procedure for the participants was considered to put emphasis on dieting above lifestyle choices, and thus interfere with the intended psychosocial learning processes.
