Sentence examples for withdrawn children from inspiring English sources

He cited positive results for emotionally withdrawn children, for single people who live alone and for formerly uncommunicative nursing home residents, among others.

As indicated earlier, some fearful, timid, socially withdrawn children inherit a temperamental predisposition to develop this form of behaviour; other children, however, acquire it as a result of a stressful upbringing, experiences, or social circumstances.

Socially withdrawn children can improve their social skills through increased self-efficacy.

Previous studies have shown that socially withdrawn children are prone to low self-efficacy and problems at school.

Also, withdrawn children are not salient and socially less rewarding for their peers.

Active attempts to promote inclusion and friendships for shy and socially withdrawn children during the early elementary school years might be a crucial intervention in preventing victimization [ 13].

As in Burnett's work, a richly dressed and withdrawn child arrives at a school that caters to wealthy patrons.

He was a nervous, withdrawn child who, I was told by the teachers, did not speak because he had an appalling stammer.

In his prose poem Imaginary Friend he tells the tragic story of how being a shy and withdrawn child he had an imaginary friend, who was also shy and withdrawn and had his own imaginary friend.

Steel, a drama and family therapist who helps run the Well at School website to support children affected by mental illness, says it's the withdrawn child who often goes unnoticed.

Ikea has withdrawn child safety gates from sale and urged parents who bought them to stop using them immediately, following reports that children had fallen down stairs when they opened unexpectedly.