multiple aspects

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The emotion socialization literature, however, has also shown that parents influence multiple aspects of children's emotion understanding as well.
As family systems theories suggest, studies reveal that multiple aspects of family life combine to explain variance in development and psychopathology.
Multiple aspects of bilingual language competence are considered in this investigation, including phonological, semantic, and morphosyntactic development.
Future investigations should examine multiple aspects of parenting to determine which are most closely associated with chronic adjustment problems.
First, the methodology must be appropriate for assessing multiple aspects of functioning simultaneously.
These multiple aspects intersect with each other and consequently affect the ways in which the yuppies select and appropriate symbolic resources.
Perhaps multidrug therapy addressing multiple aspects of the disease will become the norm.
Similarly, if children must attend to multiple aspects of the input simultaneously, they will be less successful in parsing an unmastered structure.
These two function as a unit, allowing the performer to simultaneously actuate both and thus control multiple aspects of the signal processing.
Further research evaluating multiple aspects of language in this population is needed to resolve these apparent inconsistencies.
However, these effects of parent alcoholism were pervasive, impacting multiple aspects of home leaving.
To date, studies of high-risk children have focused almost exclusively on boys and have not considered multiple aspects of parenting or social context.
Still rare in this literature, however, are prospective studies linking multiple aspects of adaptation, cumulative adversity exposure, and multiple resource/protective factors, particularly over longer time intervals.
In addition, the notion that individuals become more spiritual as they perceive the approach of death was borne out in terms of multiple aspects of spirituality.
Here, we observed a strong relationship between the cumulative score of bilingual language competence, expression, proficiency (including multiple aspects of semantic, morphological and syntactic production), and reading competence.
Third, although we attempted to consider multiple aspects of alcohol and drug use, other operationalizations of frequency and quantity of use might produce different findings.
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