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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"Developmental Psychopathology"”.

  1. Developmental Psychopathology in Children with Williams Syndrome

    … in cognitive ability and attainment of developmental milestones in children with WS. Four experimental studies have been conducted involving a total number of 74 children between the ages of few months to the age of 18 years. Study 1 investigated the effect of deletion size in the …

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  2. Patterns of cortisol and DHEA secretion and relationships with attachment style and psychosocial variables in female adolescents: a developmental psychopathology approach

    This programme of research used a developmental psychopathology approach to investigate females across the adolescent period. A two-sided story is presented; first, a study of neuroendocrine and psychosocial parameters in a group of healthy female adolescents (N = 63), followed by a parallel study …

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  3. Effects of Temperament, Attachment, and Parental Sensitivity on the Development of ADHD

    … there remains a demand to understand ADHD from a developmental psychopathology perspective. Even more important than recognizing symptoms, it is necessary to determine how biological and environmental factors in a child's life play a role in the development of ADHD. In the proposed study, three …

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  4. THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CHILDREN’S BEHAVIOR OUTCOMES VIA INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND PATERNAL REJECTION IN KENYAN FAMILIES

    … for mothers and fathers. Propositions within the developmental psychopathology framework and interpersonal acceptance-rejection theory guided the formulation of the research questions and hypotheses. A sample of 193 mothers and fathers with preschool-aged children from Kakamega County, Kenya …

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  5. Vaikų psichologinis prisitaikymas ir jo kaita vaikų išsiskyrimo su tėvais kontekste /

    … psychological adjustment. The approach of developmental psychopathology was employed for the problem analysis. One of the ideas raised in the developmental psychology studies is that a successful psychological adjustment of children, which manifests itself through a low level of behavioural …

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  6. The developmental continuity of a cognitive model of worry

    … populations. With the continued dominance of developmental psychopathology and a lifespan approach to development, it has become apparent that downward extensions of adult models of psychopathology are inadequate (cf. Mash & Dozois, 2002). As a result, investigations in adolescents are …

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  7. Exploring the causal link between childhood sexual abuse, contextual factors, and borderline personality disorder: a path analytical model

    … The model is consistent with the concept of developmental psychopathology in that childhood sexual abuse is viewed as contributing to one possible pathway of several toward the outcome of borderline personality disorder and borderline personality disorder as one of several possible outcomes …

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  8. How Applicable is Attachment Theory Globally and Culturally and What Are the Implications for Social Services and Psychotherapy

    … was quickly expanded to encompass topics such as developmental continuity and change, public policy, developmental psychopathology, romantic relationships and childcare protection. Bowlby also described the attachment system that is active over the entire lifetime of the individual. His theory has …

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  9. An Inquiry of the Lived Experiences and Contextual Understandings of Early Childhood Special Educators Related to Children's Trauma

    … in addition to the current literature on developmental psychopathology are also be discussed. </p><p> This qualitative, phenomenologically-oriented research design employed semi-structured interviews with approximately 8 early childhood special education teachers currently working in …

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  10. Brain Electrical Activity in Infants of Depressed and Anxious Mothers

    … risk for depression and anxiety. The extant developmental psychopathology literature has examined patterns of EEG asymmetry in the offspring of parents with affective disorders and such research has reported linkages between frontal EEG asymmetry and depression, suggesting that measures of …

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  11. Childhood Risk and Resilience Profiles and Their Longitudinal Associations with Adolescent Internalizing and Externalizing Symptom Profiles

    Within the field of developmental psychopathology, research has repeatedly demonstrated that there are multiple complex and dynamic pathways originating in childhood that may lead to the development of internalizing and externalizing problems among adolescents. However, additional research is …

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  12. Understanding Problematic Media Use in Children and Youth with ADHD, Early Neurological Risk and a Community Sample: Exploring Parental Cognitions and Perspectives

    … groups. Current theories of PMU draw from a psychopathology framework, aiming to distinguish normal variation from pathological behaviour. Measures like the Problematic Media Use Measure (PMUM) predict children's challenges over and above the amount of screen time. In light of the current …

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  13. A Developmental Cascade Model of Maltreatment, Delay Discounting, and Health Behaviors across Adolescence and Young Adulthood

    … is proposed to be of critical importance for developmental psychopathology. However, a cumulative approach to studying maltreatment provides little insight into the developmental processes whereby it exerts its effects on health. Thus, we employed both a cumulative approach and a …

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