| In addition to the physical, parents also have trouble finding time to nurture their kids ' emotional well-being. |
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| I don't think a hypothetical extra tenth to the team total is more important than the emotional well-being of any individual. |
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| We looked at whether exceptionally high emotional well-being or exceptionally low emotional well-being had an effect. |
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| A healthy school environment enhances student learning and success, and enhances students' social and emotional well-being. |
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| Eczema flares are not only physically painful, but they also have a profound impact on patients' quality of life and emotional well-being. |
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| A commitment to physical and emotional well-being must be a priority for every civil society. |
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| A psychologically safe and healthy workplace promotes emotional well-being and presents minimal risk to employee mental health. |
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| A telling pattern was observed with respect to emotional well-being as well. |
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| Mental health issues can be addressed from enhancing our emotional well-being to treating and preventing severe mental illness and disorder. |
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| Little is known of the drug's long term effects on physical health or emotional well-being. |
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| If you don't care about your own emotional well-being, my just wishing you well won't really help you. |
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| Plus, this healthy physical attitude of yours indicates deeper emotional well-being and stability. |
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| It also aims to increase public awareness on issues of emotional well-being. |
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| Dogs are bred for profit only, and there is virtually no concern for the health or emotional well-being of these animals. |
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| The Court acknowledged that race can be a factor in determining the best interests of the child because of its connection with the culture, identity and the emotional well-being of the child. |
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| Consider also the emotional well-being of research staff. |
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| Studies show that staying with family, with brothers and sisters and with close relatives rather than distant, is the best solution for these children so enhance their emotional well-being. |
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| A responsive, positive loving relationship with a parent or caregiver is critical for a child's sense of security and emotional well-being and their capacity to flourish in all areas. |
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| Teachers and other education personnel can use referrals to local services to support and promote learners' physical, psychosocial and emotional well-being. |
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| Grants for the disabled improve their educational and job prospects, as well as enhancing their day-to-day functionality and emotional well-being. |
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| And although everyone is different, we all need a certain amount of socializing with others for our emotional well-being. |
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| Helping to build students' awareness of their emotional well-being can help them to make healthy choices. |
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| Beyond the well-documented violence and crime that threaten the safety and emotional well-being of our citizens, the economic impact of organized crime on our country is staggering and affects everyone. |
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| It will appeal to anyone who appreciates emotionally moving experiences, and who is concerned with attending to his or her emotional well-being. |
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| Physical intimacy produces emotional intimacy that deeply affects people's physical and emotional well-being. |
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| A restorative for consciousness or emotional well-being? |
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| Studies have shown that an increased level of sport participation offers many benefits over and above personal satisfaction and a sense of physical and emotional well-being. |
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| Your jog in the park might present dozens of points of information indicating the physical and emotional well-being of his doggie pals Maisy and Duke, as well as the people who live with them. |
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| The Supreme Court of Canada has consistently recognized both the importance of work and working conditions to an employee's sense of identity, self worth and emotional well-being. |
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| The incumbent will be a psychologist or occupational therapist responsible for all matters related to the social, psychological and emotional well-being of staff. |
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| Positive emotions, such as joy, hope, optimism, love, contentment, and gratitude, help us grow as people, energize us for positive action, solve problems, and increase our sense of emotional well-being. |
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| This broad definition seems intuitively right, but it has been interpreted progressively as the inclusion of all social and emotional well-being in the health care arena. |
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| Furthermore, they found that cognitive restructuring buffered the impact of role conflict on physical symptoms for men and emotional well-being for women. |
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| This may explain why negative memories tend to fade in healthy older people, who have better control over those memories, so they can maintain emotional well-being. |
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