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Showing 1 to 20 of 39 for “"Emotional disorders"”.
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Evaluating a Day Treatment Program for Children with Serious Emotional Disorders
… day treatment program for children with serious emotional disorder located in Richmond, Virginia (N = 101). Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale (Hodges, 1984, 1999) results were analyzed from children who had attended the program for at least six months. Repeated Measures Analysis of …
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Emotional disorders within neurodevelopmental disorders : a comparison of Icelandic youth with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and/or autism spectrum disorder
… to the late recognition of co-diagnosis of these disorders. This study explored the presence of anxiety and depressive disorders among youth with ADHD and/or ASD, while also examining gender differences and the association of anxiety disorders with peer problems. The sample comprised of 3836 …
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A Deconstruction and Qualitative Analysis of the Consumption of Traditional Entertainment Media by Elementary-Aged Children Diagnosed with Emotional Disorders.
… a connection exists between children with emotional disorders consumption of traditional entertainment media and their subsequent vegative/anti-social classroom behavior. Research participants included six first-grade children diagnosed with an emotional disorder and their teacher. They …
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Socio-affective influences on adolescent mental health problems
… for the development of mental health disorders, particularly emotional disorders. In order to reduce this vulnerability, the identification of malleable targets for prevention and early intervention is essential. This thesis therefore explored socio-affective influences on adolescent …
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Relationship of Internalizing Behavior Problems to Intelligence and Executive Functioning in Children
… regarding children has focused greatly on emotional intelligence, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and other problems involving emotional disorders. While there is a great amount of research devoted to these topics, there is a lack of consensus on the effects these emotional …
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An Examination of the Sources of Resiliency Possessed by Teachers of Students At-Risk of Not Meeting Graduation Requirements
… for students who suffer from behavioral and emotional disorders. Significant attrition, high stress levels and burnout indicates organizational cultures may not provide support for teachers' resiliency. There are teachers who find a way to survive and even thrive in less desirable …
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Non-Traditional Therapeutic Interventions for At-Risk Youth & Students with Complex Support Needs: Equine Therapy
… with complex support or at-risk needs such as emotional disorders, physical and mental health needs as well as autism; have resulted in the design of many non-traditional therapeutic interventions, such as various experiential therapies, animal-assisted therapy, expressive therapies, wilderness …
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Botanical Specimens: A Series of Relief and Intaglio Print Variations Indexing Plant Forms
… of this technological advancement, and lead to emotional disorders, such as anxiety and depression. Some of the contributing factors are noise pollution, social pressure from greater competition, and weaker community ties.
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The role of appraisal in the development of posttraumatic stress disorder and social anxiety disorder
… can contribute to the onset and maintenance of emotional disorders, such as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We explored the association between posttraumatic appraisal processes after experiencing life and/or social threat among women with a trauma history from the SAGA cohort (n = 66). We …
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Elgesio ir emocijų sutrikimų turinčių mokinių elgsenos valdymo ypatumai bendro lavinimo mokyklose /
… Procedure for Approval of the treatment and / or emotional disorders are defined as a heterogeneous group of disorders that occur in behavior and / or emotional reactions, significantly different from the usual age, cultural and ethical norms, expressed in terms of inattention, impulsivity and / …
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Changes in Emotion Drive Perceptual Level Shifts: Global vs. Local Processing
<p>Different emotional states have been implicated in bringing about specific changes in attention, with positive emotions globalizing attention and negative emotions localizing attention (Fredrickson, 2004). Biases in attentional processes have been associated with the development and maintenance …
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The Victoria emotion recognition test
Emotional disorders are common in people with brain damage. It is often difficult to determine whether such disorders are a result of a deficit in recognition, expression, or regulation of emotion due to brain damage per se, or if they are reactive to other functional limitations. The Victoria …
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Chronic Circadian Disruption Alters Behaviour, Cardiac Function and Glucose Regulation in Mice
… to cardiometabolic disease and stress-induced emotional disorders. The BTBR mouse strain shows several abnormalities, including insulin resistance, enlarged hearts, short circadian periods (22.75 hrs), and high stress reactivity. Whether these traits relate to circadian misalignment is less …
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Attentional Bias Modification: An Examination of Novel Training Contingencies and Stimulus Pairs
… to contribute to the onset and maintenance of emotional disorders. Over the past two decades, research on training and modifying attention as a form of treatment for anxiety and depression, Attentional Bias Modification (ABM) treatment, has increased exponentially. ABM has been employed in …
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Parent-infant psychotherapy with a child showing early signs of autism: Is improvement in the nature of internal parental representations a key factor in therapeutic change? An in-depth qualitative study of a single case
… known to be risk factors for infant social and emotional disorders. As early research confirms that the primary carer plays a significant role in regulating the infant’s mental states, this study will draw on concepts of intergenerational transmission and investigate a possible link between the …
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The attention training technique and worry : testing theoretical underpinnings.
… is a component of metacognitive therapy for emotional disorders that is designed to reduce self-focused attention (SFA) and worry. SFA refers to the sustained focus on negative, self-relevant thoughts and is related to increased emotional distress. Despite the purported impact of ATT on SFA …
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An Examination of Racial Differences in Anxiety Disorder Symptom Structure and Trajectories among Pre-Adolescent Female Youth
… completed the Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders (SCARED) at nine years of age (M = 9.63, SD = .33). Results of a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) suggested that a five factor structure of the SCARED described the data reasonably well for both European American and African …
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Exploring the neurobehavioural impacts of combined early life and adult stress on decision making under uncertainty
… endophenotypes linked to stress-related disorders such as depression and anxiety. A key focus was on how stress affects decision-making processes involving uncertainty and ambiguity. Two operant tasks were employed: a probabilistic reversal learning (PRL) task and an ambiguous cue task …
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