Sentence examples for social readjustment from inspiring English sources
The educational system is supposed to be an engine of opportunity and social readjustment, but in some ways it operates as a perpetuator of the status quo.
The 1917 constitution requires that the penal system be organized "on the basis of labor, training and education as a means of social readjustment".
Dr. Ghislaine Boulanger's research into the psychological effects of warfare began with her work in the first epidemiological study of the social readjustment of Vietnam veterans in 1976.
Although this advancement of new men within the government might suggest a social readjustment of considerable proportions, in fact the element of continuity was more important than it might at first appear.
Tasks related to buying a house, such as taking on a mortgage or changing your residence, are considered major stressful live events, according to the Social Readjustment Rating Scale.
Republicanism did not envisage any "social readjustment" (such as improving the quality of life for former-slaves), and they "were not revolutionaries in the deep meaning of the word".
During the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, climatic, faunistic, and ecological changes could produce social readjustments and technological innovations in human populations that were exploring and colonizing the low southeastern plains of South America.
Perón himself, after being reelected by a landslide, was seeking an economic alternative that would have inevitably entailed major economic and social readjustments.
The American dream will never be realized under the leadership of any statesman... of any political party... or as the result of any merely social readjustments.
This truth is what the Church should hold relentlessly before men's eyes; it is what makes indifference to social readjustments impossible to her shepherding love".
Practical implications concern the contemplation of psychological factors and the treatment of psychological symptoms in rehabilitation [10] and the person's social and functional readjustment [11, 12, 13].
