Sentence examples for vocational contexts from inspiring English sources
If at all possible, this should be accomplished, as Haldeman states, "by resolving anti-gay stigma internalized from negative experiences in family, social, educational, and/or vocational contexts".
The first aim is to design a scripted 3D learning game to practice inter-professional knowledge construction in a vocational context.
High-school education was split into two phases which resulted in reduced tracking, extended general curriculum for students attending vocational training, and an attachment of a vocational context to general high-school programs.
The aims were twofold: The aim was to develop a game environment to simulate issues of work safety in a vocational context and to answer the following questions on the basis of an empirical study: (1) What kind of activities did the scripted game environment generate among the players?
In the vocational context, for instance, everyday problem solving in back-office departments has been identified as a main source of everyday work-related stress as vocational problems provoke states of high psychological arousal and negative emotional states (Rausch et al. 2015).
PCIW stands for an easy accessible therapeutic offer in the vocational context.
A further noteworthy finding is that PCs and PAs do not perceive the cost effectiveness of medical interventions as relevant in their vocational context.
That is to get back to normal... in the family or later in a larger social and professional and vocational context".
Four subgroups (classes) of users with different patterns of impairment were identified; generally those with less impairment were seen in the vocational context.
In the United States, Rogers et al. [ 25] investigated the effectiveness of Psychiatric Vocational rehabilitation (BPR in the vocational context) but found no differences in vocational or clinical outcomes compared to a control condition.
The reinstatement of acupuncture in the vocational context culminated in the 1911 legislation that permitted the practices of acupuncture and moxibustion as business entities and not as medical practices.
