These effects can include depressive symptoms, anxiety, anger, acting-out difficulties (belligerence, disobedience, and even delinquent acts), and falling school grades. ... "In the I CAN DO program (Identify the problem; what choices are available to deal with the problem; pay attention to the information and consequences; narrow the choices down to one; do it; and observe the outcome), children are trained to use a sequence of problem-solving skills when faced with a social problem: problem identification, generation of alternative solutions, consideration of the consequences of those soluti...

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The leadership of two of the Hospitals – Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) – met on their own in the Building A parking lot at Harvard Medical School after the first Dean's meeting. ... In many cases the members of the two organizations had gone to school together, worked at each other's organizations or already had existing collaborative arrangements for clinical, research or educational programs. ... During the course of the next twelve months or so, this Committee discussed alternatives regarding the proposed structure, i...

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In a certain time period, a scientific idea is generally accepted as no one can show its flaws and there are no better alternatives. ... This is a school of thought that consists of some elements of the original Keynesian theory and other adjustments to wages and prices issues. ...

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