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Showing 1 to 20 of 94 for “"Developmental delay"”.
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Risk for Developmental Delay in Non-Syndromic Craniosynostosis
… is associated with an increased risk of developmental delay, behavioral problems, and learning disabilities. This was an archival study with 30 participants being treated at the Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital Craniofacial Team Center. The purpose of this study was to examine …
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Exploring the Sequence of Establishing Derived Relational Responding in Children with Global Developmental Delay
… relational responding in children with Global Developmental Delay (GDD). In Study 1, four children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and one child with Down's syndrome, were exposed to verbal assessments (the Verbal Behaviour Milestones Assessment and Placement Program, VB-MAPP; the …
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The Polycomb Complex 2 contributes to developmental delay when histone methylation is inappropriately inherited
… germline genes in somatic tissues and a severe developmental delay. Work from the Strome Lab showed that the Polycomb Repressive Complex II (PRC2), which includes the H3K27 methyltransferase, MES-2, antagonizes MES-4 activity to maintain proper gene expression during early embryogenesis. This …
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Overweight in infants increases the chance of having a gross motor developmental delay at six months
The objective of the present study was to explore the relationship between overweight infants and gross motor development at six months. A secondary purpose was to determine whether gross motor development varied according to sleep position. Eighteen mother-infant pairs participated. Motor …
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Uniparental disomy as a cause for congenital malformations and or developmental delay in inherited apparently balanced chromosomal rearrangements
… and who presented with malformations and/or developmental delay. In one patient uniparental disomy was ruled out for one of the chromosomes in the translocation but the markers was uninformative for the other chromosome. We conclude that uniparental disomy is not a common occurence in …
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Barriers to Treatment Engagement Among Minoritized, Low-Income Youth with Developmental Delay Receiving Internet-Delivered Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
… in young children, particularly those with developmental delays (DD). Yet, engagement in treatment is a major concern, especially for minoritized, low-income families. Internet-delivered Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (IPCIT) is effective for DBPs and offers a promising telehealth approach …
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Families with Children with Autism, Developmental Delay, and Typical Development: The Relationships of Parenting Self-Efficacy, Parenting Strategies, and Child Problem Behaviour
… with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and developmental delays (DD) may experience more child problem behaviours, report lower parenting selfefficacy (PSE), and be more reactive than proactive in their parenting strategies than those who have children with typical development (TD). …
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Health service utilization patterns by preschool children with autism spectrum disorder compared to those with global developmental delay at a tertiary centre in South Africa
… spectrum disorder (ASD) and those with global developmental delays (GDD) have complex health care needs that span long periods. Affected families in low resourced countries face substantial barriers in accessing care. Challenging behaviours in children with ASDs further complicates their …
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The validation of a new development screening tool for developmental delays among HIV-Infected South African children
… of HIV-infected children in South Africa have developmental delays. Early identification of affected children will lead to early intervention and favourable long-term outcome. Screening for developmental delay is not yet routine by many primary healthcare providers due to lack of locally …
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The experimental dynamic of early school leavers who return to school via an alternate program
… study also found that these students exhibited developmental delay according to both Erikson's (1963) and Kegan's (1982) models. This study suggests that developmental delay may be important in determining whether individuals will drop out and when they might return to school.
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SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS' PERCEPTIONS OF ASSESSMENT PRACTICES AND EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT DECISIONS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SETTINGS
… preschool age children are determined to exhibit developmental delay. It is unknown how many of them exhibit developmental delay in the area of social emotional functioning and what is the educational placement in which they received special education services. In this study, a national sample of …
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Comparative Study between the US and the Colombian Market regarding Commercialization of Gasoline at the Retail Market
… country, whereas Colombia is a country with a developmental delay. However, this developmental delay represents an opportunity to improve marketing strategies in a sector which involves a lot of assets, such as the gasoline retail industry. The finding proves that there are a lot of marketing …
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Impact of Parent Reported Adverse Experiences and Other Family Stressors on Child Development and Home Visitation Participation Among Immigrant Families
… examines variations in early childhood developmental and socioemotional health as well as level of participation in home visitation among recent immigrant families according to reports of adverse experiences (including poverty, intimate partner violence (IPV), and prior history of child …
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Estimating cognitive functioning in Autism Spectrum Disorders: a longitudinal study from developmental profile to IQ level.
… Spectrum Disorders: a longitudinal study from developmental profile to IQ level. Abstract Over the last decade or more, besides an increased prevalence of autism diagnoses, the rate of associated Intellectual Disability (ID) tended to decrease. Among Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs), IQ was …
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Isolated, Absent Cavum Septum Pellucidum: A Single Center’S Outcomes and Review of The Literature
… of an isolated, absent CSP postnatally had developmental delay ranging from mild motor and speech delay to global developmental delay (n=5/6). Our study found that fetal MRIs may be more sensitive in diagnosing a prenatally suspected isolated, absent CSP, but are not accurate predictors of …
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Investigating the role of egg-3 by characterizing the egg-3(as40) phenotype in C. elegans
… of egg-3(as40) hermaphrodites showed signs of a developmental delay, and I investigated the possibility that this phenotype was caused by egg-3 expression occurring later in development. There was no discernible variation in the developmental rates of the heterozygous and homozygous progeny when …
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Dental Maturation in Children Treated for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia
… (DA) minus chronological age (CA). Children were developmentally normal (DA=CA) at the onset of ALL, and there was no sex difference in response to treatment. No statistically significant developmental delay was found during the first two years from the onset of treatment, perhaps because tooth …
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Relationship between Crime, Psychological Diagnosis and Cognitive Functioning
… study sought to test how various demographic, developmental, mental health, and cognitive factors impact a patient's crime committed and the presence of violence during the commission of the crime, as well as testing the direct relationships between these variables. Results from this study …
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An Evaluation of a Special Education Preschool Program Serving Children With Autism or Autistic-Like Behaviors
… serve children who have been diagnosed with a developmental delay. This study investigated the effectiveness of the professional development that was provided for teachers of preschoolers who have been diagnosed on the autism spectrum or have been identified with a developmental delay that …
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Plagiocephaly: Developmental and Medical Outcomes
… with craniosynostosis may be considered for developmental screening to determine whether they fall at risk for developmental delay, children with plagiocephaly are typically not seen as being at risk, their condition typically treated as a cosmetic problem. This study consisted of 85 …
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