Sentence examples for school psychological from inspiring English sources

There were accounts of domestic violence, peer violence, bullying in school, psychological violence and also sexual abuse.

We decided not to exclude students who had been in contact with health or school psychological services to avoid an "artificially healthy" comparison group from the general population.

A recently published study reported the mediating effect of academic self-efficacy in the relation between school psychological climate and academic achievement in Norwegian adolescents [ 32].

A more accurate estimation of medical costs should include indirect monetary and non-monetary costs such as increased time off from work or school, psychological stress, and reduced performance by offspring in school [ 3].

Based on information from the school psychological services at the beginning of the study, children with Norwegian as a second language, children diagnosed with general learning disabilities or children with sensory impairments were excluded from the study.

The finding that there is a higher level of risk behaviour (non-use of condoms with casual partners) is also consistent with the data of Ryan 11 in relation to the impact of family homonegativity in adolescents, and that of Sandfort on the impact of school psychological environment on the mental health of Dutch LGB adolescents.

Over the past two years UNICEF has provided equipment for six Beslan schools to accommodate children from School Number One and for the two new Beslan schools, psychological counseling, and support for a Family Centre to help families care for those children who have been distressed by the crisis.

Conventional wisdom in the old-school psychological sciences was that homosexuality was caused by nurture.

Read today, Truffaut's piece seems hyperbolic and moralistic, as when he attacks the screenwriters Jean Aurenche and Pierre Bost and the school of psychological realism they represented: "For them, psychological realism inevitably requires that men be base, infamous and vile," and "the films they write are even more base, vile and spineless than anything French art has produced to date".

Wagner et al. (17) observed higher scores for the dimensions "school" and "psychological well-being" and attributed these findings to good psychologic adaptation and coping skills resulting from the provision of resources for treatment, educational, and social services.

Hanegraaff described transpersonal psychology as the "theoretical wing" of this Human Potential Movement; in contrast to other schools of psychological thought, transpersonal psychology takes religious and mystical experiences seriously by exploring the uses of altered states of consciousness.