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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Point of intervention
Hi.
What does "point of intervention" mean in:
"parenting behaviors may represent a more malleable point of intervention."
What does "point of intervention" mean in:
"parenting behaviors may represent a more malleable point of intervention."
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Hi, If you want to intervene in the situation being discussed, parental behaviour is a good place to start. This writer does not like to speak simply and clearly, in my opinion. Clive
- Hi, If you want to intervene in the situation being discussed, parental behaviour is a good place to start.
- This writer does not like to speak simply and clearly, in my opinion.
- Clive
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Hi,
If you want to intervene in the situation being discussed, parental behaviour is a good place to start.
This writer does not like to speak simply and clearly, in my opinion.
Clive
If you want to intervene in the situation being discussed, parental behaviour is a good place to start.
This writer does not like to speak simply and clearly, in my opinion.
Clive
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You also included 'more malleable' in your interpretation?
unfortunately I have to translate this!
unfortunately I have to translate this!
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you meant a more malleable point for starting to intervene?
Is more context necessary?
Is more context necessary?
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Hi,
You also included 'more malleable' in your interpretation?
No. You just asked about 'point of intervention'.
May I ask if you have looked up 'malleable' in a dictionary?
Clive
You also included 'more malleable' in your interpretation?
No. You just asked about 'point of intervention'.
May I ask if you have looked up 'malleable' in a dictionary?
Clive
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Hi,
malleable here suggests to me 'flexible, not rigidly defined'.
Clive
malleable here suggests to me 'flexible, not rigidly defined'.
Clive
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You mean parenting is a good& more mellable starting point for intervetntion?
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Hi,
The writer spoke of 'parenting behaviours', not 'parenting'.
The word 'good' was mine, not the writer's.
When one starts paraphrasing, one almost always starts to change the meaning, in at least small ways. Same thing when one trans
The writer spoke of 'parenting behaviours', not 'parenting'.
The word 'good' was mine, not the writer's.
When one starts paraphrasing, one almost always starts to change the meaning, in at least small ways. Same thing when one trans
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