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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Fussy"”.

  1. Associations between mood states in high-risk infants and later neurodevelopmental outcomes

    … delays and non-handicapped) and "mood states" (fussy/skittish, calm, sunny, and too variable to rate) in a sample of 208 high-risk infants. It was based on the premise that predominantly negative or variable moods (i.e., "fussy/skittish" or "too variable to rate") among high-risk infants might …

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  2. Eating, Feeding, and Weight in Early Childhood: Investigation of Child Eating Behaviors and Maternal Feeding Style as Influences on Preschoolers' Body Mass Index

    … fussiness and child BMI, with higher levels of fussy child eating behavior associated with lower child BMI. More research is needed to elucidate the interactions among child eating behaviors and parent feeding styles in the prediction of child obesity risk.</p>

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  3. Temperament, parenting, and the development of childhood obesity

    … the girls (group membership) included having a fussy temperament, ineffective parenting, and parents’ educational attainment. Predictors of the boys’ obesity trajectory (group membership) included household income, parental education, and effective parenting practices. Understanding the …

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  4. Exit the King: Sovereignty and Subjectivity in the English Baroque

    … literature, invoking it only for the overt, fussy Catholicism of Crashaw or Southwell or to taxonomize heavily brocaded stylistic moments in Marvell or Cowley. My analysis instead uses the concept of the Baroque to diagram this period’s unresolved secularizing pressures, not just in its …

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  5. An Exploration of Accountability Issues in Managing Oil and Gas Revenues in Ghana

    … in Ghana arehierarchical, bureaucratic and fussy, making the discharge of accountability unintelligent,ineffective and vulgate and only routinely given for cosmetic purposes. Consequently, theaccountors in the O&G industry in Ghana employ the positive variant of the stakeholdertheory, …

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  6. Individual genetic variations of eight SNPs associated with risk of obesity in preschool age children from STRONG Kids Program

    … seven in the survey (when this child gets fussy, is giving him/her something to eat or drink the first thing you do?) was significantly linked with rs925946 (P=0.0317). The responses of ‘Restriction for Weight Control’ (cluster 11) were significantly associated with BMI (P=0.049). The …

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  7. Nature and nurture on picky eating behavior in early childhood

    … independent during mealtime. Picky eating, or fussy eating, is typically characterized as having a low dietary variety and unwillingness to eat either familiar or novel foods to the extent of causing problematic interference during mealtimes. Previous literature on picky eating has largely …

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  8. The Relationship Between Infant Crying and Father Well-Being

    <p>Infant excessive crying and fussing has been linked to adverse maternal outcomes such as increased depression and stress, and decreased feelings of parenting self-efficacy. Infant crying has also been identified as the number one trigger caregivers report prior to an abusive action, placing …

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