| Generations have grown up honing their sporting and social skills at the community games. |
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| Eventually, I made our excuses and took her home, worried that I had ruined yet another woman's life with my clumsy social skills. |
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| There is a tendency for people on both sides of politics to neglect the cultivation of social skills and personality. |
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| Some children may require a great deal of support as they acquire the social skills necessary for maximum independence. |
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| But I shouldn't judge the guy solely on the basis of his stutter and seemingly poor social skills. |
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| Psychologists often stress the fact that juvenile delinquents lack the social skills needed to solve interpersonal problems. |
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| A tall gangly fellow with a toothy smile and awkward social skills, he wrote murder mysteries for a hobby. |
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| Not surprisingly, the social skills of children atrophy when they watch television instead of playing. |
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| People with Asperger's syndrome can be greatly helped by special training in social skills. |
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| Autism cuts off its sufferers from the world by impairing social skills and imaginative development. |
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| Oh absolutely, he does actually mean well, he's just hamstrung by a severe shortfall in the social skills department. |
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| Dogs kept exclusively in cages and kenneled and not exposed to people at all after 14 weeks of age may have severely undeveloped social skills. |
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| I look at their social skills, their vision, their creativity, their business acumen, the whole nine yards. |
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| When children go to camp, they learn to be more independent and acquire social skills. |
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| For young people who need to hone their social skills, IM can be more a detour than a help. |
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| It is very good for their education, working together and creating social skills and camaraderie. |
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| He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills. |
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| By now you may have guessed that blackjack is a nerd's game, requiring a minimum of social skills. |
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| Why was he so chronically bereft of the social skills necessary for good political management? |
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| It may be partially genetic in the aspect that serial killers seem to be mostly white, with high intelligence but low social skills. |
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| His social skills improved so that he became more communicative, conversational and animated. |
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| This is where a geek with no social skills becomes bizarrely popular with the public. |
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| Of course, to gain that aura, the chefs have also had to brush up on their social skills, mannerisms, deportment and general knowledge. |
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| Playing video games, including violent shooters, may boost children's learning, health and social skills, according to a review. |
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| Behavior management includes helping campers develop social skills and emotional intelligence. |
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| He's a pretty interesting guy, if only he had the social skills to make that obvious. |
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| Also, I don't think that it's safe to assume that extroverts have particularly effective social skills. |
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| They may have poor social skills, have problems fitting in and probably cannot meet the expectations of their family or school. |
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| In any case, children can learn a great many social skills by watching animals at play. |
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| If the phase-out crew didn't still have a lock on fidgety right-wingers with poor social skills, where would they be? |
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| Find a counselor or therapist who specializes in social skills to help you develop the abilities you seek. |
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| Devoid of social skills and eternally depressing, Pekar's voice speaks for nerds, social inadequates and all else on the margins of society. |
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| He points out that where such extreme early deprivation is followed by nurturant care there is some improvement in speech, intelligence and social skills. |
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| I'm short, skinny and have excruciatingly underdeveloped social skills. |
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| The staff will then incorporate independent living, social skills and pre-vocational development to promote skills and behavior needed to succeed in the workforce. |
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| A diagnostic instrument, the NET evaluates student's academic and social skills and generates individual profiles in seven subtest areas yielding over thirty different scores. |
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| The benefits cited are many: from enhancing social skills to boosting confidence to improving mathematical ability. |
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| With their blend of human and elvish origins, Half-Elves are harmonious people endowed with exceptional social skills. |
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| Communication and social skills spring to mind, as well as knowledge and understanding of other cultures and a developed sense of citizenship. |
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| Young children often repeat grades because teachers or parents feel they have not acquired the appropriate academic or social skills to advance to the next grade. |
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| In order to learn nuances of language, how to relate to others and to develop social skills, there must be an active give and take. |
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| Board games are also seen as helpful to children's development, able to increase confidence and social skills and a great antidote to the stress of modern life. |
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| Mrs. Dufour, a social skills instructor, plans to develop a programme to teach Mr. Jones alternative strategies to cope with aversive events. |
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| It interferes with learning of all kinds from book learning to social skills. |
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| Ask participants to include elements of social skills such as dress, time and language into the skit. |
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| Cuddling enhances social skills and our ability to show love and affection to others. |
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| Sport contributes, in particular, to increasing the social skills of young people, such as team spirit, solidarity and fair play. |
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| Patients getting help from community peer support groups reported improved social skills and feelings of well-being. |
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| Parents often notice a blossoming of their child's personality and social skills that comes from sharing and playing with other children. |
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| Through active play, children can develop social skills as well as maintain their physical and mental health. |
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| The group work enables everyone to attend, regardless language or social skills. |
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| We see it as a form of leadership training that helps our employees develop their leadership, organisation, prioritisation and social skills. |
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| Support will be given to management and social skills required to help maximise the possibilities of sustainability of civic entrepreneurship. |
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| Play has been recognized as the best source of learning various skills, including social skills. |
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| What makes a good mistress today goes beyond youth and good looks to a college education and social skills. |
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| Children of authoritarian parents lacked social skills with their peers. |
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| Therapists help children develop self-esteem and awareness, improve their social skills and gain confidence through painting, drawing and self-expression. |
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| Much has been made lately of the ability of literature to improve our empathy and social skills. |
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| Meanwhile, Dr. Frankenstein is working on Eva's manners and social skills. |
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| Dr Spungin said sit-down meals give children an opportunity to learn social skills and table manners, while developing their language skills by joining in a conversation. |
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| As academics become a priority at some preschools, parents should worry that their offspring may not develop much-needed social skills. |
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| Your child has any loss of language or social skills at any age. |
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| Were the pupils now taught more social skills? |
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| According to Glia, this naturally incorporates lessons in communication and respect and improves social skills and discipline. |
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| In the recent years, trainings for police officers in communication and social skills as well as stress prevention programmes have been conducted. |
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| She's a morbid little thing with no social skills who fixates on people's doll parts. |
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| In Japan, development of social skills and a sense of group belonging are major goals. |
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| For some team games, negotiations about the rules can run on longer than the game itself as social skills are rehearsed. |
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| It is through this television show that many children of the world are first exposed to things like basic mathematics and language skills, as well as social skills and multicultural thinking. |
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| The reciprocities of social skills on the part of the individual with a disability and those who surround him is appropriately treated. |
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| The aim of the training is to teach parents to notice a child's problems, effectively resolve conflicts, and provide parents with social skills and practical support to improve communication with children. |
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| They are enhancing their empathy and decision-making and social skills. |
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| This project trains teachers in the ability to use the tools for cognitive and social skills and also the methods used in working with the pupils. |
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| Meanwhile, Blomkvist gets his own research hireling in the extraordinary form of Lisbeth Salander, a computer whizz with zero social skills but an incandescent sense of purpose. |
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| Child-oriented teaching, qualified teachers and a creative environment enable children to enjoy learning and to develop their personal and social skills. |
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| Women are a great asset to any employer: they have a solution-oriented approach, keep a cool head even in a crisis, possess keen social skills and bring a high level of design capability to the table. |
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| In El Salvador, the focus is on conveying practical and social skills in order to make the transition from school to working life easier for them. |
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| He symbolizes South Africa and the rest of the African continent through his self-confidence, pride, hospitality, social skills and warm-heartedness. |
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| Even the fussiest customers get a kick out of success testing their own limits, and playing together with others is a great way to develop social skills. |
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| In addition to medical management, a comprehensive treatment plan will include strategies for dealing with deteriorating psychological and social skills. |
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| In addition, sports activities, music and art instruction, and recreational pursuits should be promoted to help youth develop a positive self-image and essential social skills. |
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| As brilliant as he was, Lacan lacked certain social skills, such as speaking even once to his lecture stenotypist in twelve years. |
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| Such an education must necessarily comprise a harmonious balance of academic disciplines, generic practical and social skills and civic responsibility. |
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| Friendship as a moderator of the relationship between social skills problems and peer victimisation. |
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| One study found that improving children's social skills increases their turnout as adults. |
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| Fortunately, social skills training, either through one-on-one counseling or in a support group, can help you feel less overwhelmed in social situations and help you function better in daily life. |
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| Physical activity promotes health, and competition in sport develops a range of social skills, such as friendship, team spirit, solidarity, commitment, perseverance and, last but not least, fair play. |
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| Gathering your family around the table for at least one meal a day is a perfect way for your child to learn healthy eating habits, table manners and social skills. |
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| Youth also need social skills to be able to deal with adversity. |
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| Forethought, politeness and consummate social skills are vital. |
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| As the foundation of CPEC, we offer D. A. R. E., a social skills program taught primarily at the Grade 5 level to help equip children with information that encourages a drug-free lifestyle. |
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| This program will allow participants to learn new skills, get help with their education, and also focus on drug prevention and conflict resolution, so that young people can increase their social skills and sense of belonging. |
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| For instance, laxness, poor supervision, inconsistent discipline, and interparental conflict are negatively associated with child social skills development. |
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| While DAP guidelines address both academic achievement and the development of positive social skills, the authors of the current study chose to focus on the latter. |
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| As Bruce was somewhat taken aback by this turn in the nonversation, as a witty friend used to term the appropriately uneven match of social skills, he simply asked why. |
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| Taking them skittling not only helps their coordination but allows them to participate on a level playing field, improve social skills and have fun. |
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