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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Problem Recognition"”.
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The Relationship Between Parental Problem Recognition and Parent-Child Agreement on Child Mental Health Problems
… first step towards seeking help is recognizing a problem exists. Many parents, however, have difficulty recognizing child mental health problems. Parents and children also show disagreement in their reporting of child emotional and behavioral symptoms. Parents’ inability to recognize child mental …
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Problem recognition and treatment recommendations of somatic and cognitive-affective presentations of depression and generalized anxiety
… literacy that impedes help seeking is poor problem recognition, or misidentifying a disorder and its symptoms when they are present. Although a wealth of research has established that accuracy of problem recognition is associated with help seeking related constructs (e.g., types of …
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Intentions to seek mental health services for depression among college women
… the relationships between depression literacy, problem recognition, attitudes, perceived norms, perceived behavioral control, and intentions to seek help among college student women. A brief feedback intervention was included to determine if awareness of current depression symptoms severity …
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE CYCLE INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION FOR CHILDREN OF SUBSTANCE ABUSERS
… Child Protective Services involvement, problem recognition, structure, counseling, relationships, higher power, positive attitude and hope for the future. Contributions to social work practice are discussed along with recommendations for future research. Findings were given to California …
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Disclosure of eating disorders and subsequent help seeking
… fears. Potential facilitators included: 1) problem recognition, 2) interventions to enhance recognition, 3) impairment of functioning and health, and 4) severity of eating disordered symptoms. More complex studies are required to establish the directional influence of these factors on help …
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Development of an Assortment Planning Model for Fashion Sensitive Products
… model included following concepts: (a) problem recognition, (b) information search, (c) qualitative evaluation, (d) quantitative evaluation, (e) product selection plan, and (f) plan sales.
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Resilience of EFL Teachers in Chinese Higher Education: Institutional Factors and Strategies
… shifted from merely examining the nature of the problem to exploring potential solutions. In this regard, teacher resilience has garnered growing attention for its role in enabling educators to manage professional demands and sustain motivation in the face of everyday professional challenges. …
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Motivating adolescents to chat for health (match): improving nutrition and physical activity in urban youth
… Obesity in youth has emerged as a major health problem in the United States and across the globe (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 2012). One way to help prevent obesity is by incorporating preventive intervention services into primary care health systems. The current study, …
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PATHWAYS TO CARE: DOES REFERRAL TYPE PROVIDE MEANINGFUL DATA?
… beliefs about the etiology of mental health problems as measured by the Mental Health Locus of Origin Scale. Other-referrals revealed an external orientation by attributing emotional distress to endogenous factors. Self-referrals demonstrated more of an internal orientation by attributing …
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Maternal near miss audit in Metro West Maternity services
… avoidable factors showed that, the most common problems were lack of antenatal clinic attendance (11.6%) and inter-facility transport problems (6.3%). For health provider related avoidable factors, the highest number of avoidable factors were identified at level 2 (38.2%), followed by level one …