Sentence examples for students distress from inspiring English sources

Custodians are trained to look for signs of emotional trouble when cleaning out dorms; therapists hold open-door hours at 10 campus locations; and a faculty handbook advises professors about how to spot students' distress in its many contemporary forms, from disturbing artwork to clothes that disguise self-mutilation.

Research led by SEL pioneer Joseph Zins has shown that supporting social-emotional skills like these not only reduces students' distress and behavior problems but also improves their chances of success in school.

- Students' distress scores (as measured by tests of post-traumatic stress, depression, and grief symptoms) decreased significantly between pre- and post-treatment.

For many students, distress goes unrecognized and untreated and continues into practice [ 16] where it may have adverse affects on quality of care [ 17].

We wanted to evaluate medical students' distress and mental problems in need of treatment against another student population with presumed comparative levels of study demands.

The impostor syndrome has also been the highest predictor of students' distress, although no gender differences in distress were reported [ 22].

Students' distress-levels seem to diminish in a significant way through CRP.

Previous studies have linked medical student distress to unprofessional behavior.

Each study offers new findings about medical student distress and how the learning environment both fosters and exacerbates it.

But without more evidence-based interventions, even the best intentions of medical educators will continue to do little to stem the tide of medical student distress and physician suicides.

"If this is the way that students view each other," Dr. Schwenk said, "how do they view their patients who are depressed or struggling with mental illness?" More long-term studies are needed to test interventions and analyze the factors contributing to student distress.