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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Child attention"”.
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Latino parents' perceptions of, and response to, child Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Oppositional Defiant Disorder: An ecological perspective
Attention and behavior problems occur at high rates among Latino children in the United States; however, Latino children are less likely than children from other racial/ethnic groups to receive treatment for these problems. Efforts to understand and address these disparities should include research …
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Tell me more about it: a query into intelligence scores and their relations with achievement and problem behavior
… negative outcomes associated with significant childhood cognitive, behavioral, emotional, or academic problems. These associations may reflect the importance of cognitive skills for mediating social and emotional functioning, however the directions of these relations remain a point of …
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Maternal autonomy support and control in the United States and China: Moment-to-moment associations with preschoolers’ behavioral regulation
… of maternal autonomy support and control on children’s self-regulation and adjustment. Cross-cultural studies have mainly focused on early adolescence, and the studies in early childhood are limited. Furthermore, the transactional process of mother-child interaction is an important context of …
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A confirmatory factor analytic comparison of the Test of Everyday Attention for Children
Attention problems are prevalent worldwide and the prevalence of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) continues to rise. In the school and community settings, many tests are used to assess for attention difficulties. The Test of Everyday Attention for Children (TEA-Ch) is one such test. …
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Komunikasi ibu pada anak mengenai konflik pada survivor komunitas Syiah Sampang Madura
… occurs in Society in Indonesia. Post-conflict children are often tobe element that received less attention in handling psychosocial problems. As a reflection of the child victims of conflict around the need for the role of the family, especially children to be able to assist and provide …