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Showing 1 to 20 of 88 for “"Parent report"”.
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Using a parent report measure of giftedness to identify culturally diverse preschool children : the Hope scale adapted
… and low-income students in gifted programs. Parents, rather than teachers, provide open-ended responses, in addition to Likert-type ratings, of their preschool aged children on characteristics of giftedness. Several individual HOPE Scale Items (Items 1, 2, 10, and 13) were positively and …
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Congruence of Parent-Report, Self-Report, and Performance-Based Neuropsychological Functioning in Pediatric Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Survivors
… cognitive effects, and clinicians often rely on parent report to screen for cognitive impairment during survivorship, despite limited congruence with neuropsychological performance and susceptibility to parental factors such as stress. This study was the first to investigate the moderating effect …
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Novel ways to measure future-oriented cognition: Using parent-report measures and open-ended responses to explore young children’s future thinking development
… overcome some of these limitations: developing a parent-report questionnaire and examining children’s open-ended responses. In Study 1 (N = 101; Mazachowsky & Mahy, 2020), 3-to 7-year-old’s future thinking was examined to establish the psychometric properties of a new parent-report measure, The …
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and sports
… Disorder (ADHD). Sport behavior was measured by parent-report on the Sports Behavior Checklist-Revised (SBC-R). Team affiliation was measured by parent-report on the Howe Sports Behavior Assessment Scale - Revised (Affiliation Subscale). Finally, attrition was measured through parent report on …
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Tell me more about it: a query into intelligence scores and their relations with achievement and problem behavior
… WISC-IV and WISC-III profiles as they related to parent report of child emotional and behavioral problems in a diverse, primarily low-income sample. The current study found significant differences between the WISC III and WISC IV in their relation to behavior problems. The potential contributing …
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How do parent-child relationships relate to attention, executive functioning, & working memory in school-aged children?
<p>This study examined how parent-child relationships may facilitate children’s higher-order cognition. A cross-sectional design was used to examine the relationship between positive and negative parenting factors and both neuropsychological and parent-report measures of children’s executive …
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Evaluation of Emotion Regulation and Associated Characteristics in Foster Children Using the Dyadic Parent-Child Coding System and Caregiver-Report Measures
… behavior, (b) explore which specific foster parent behaviors are most associated with child emotion regulation, and (c) explore whether internalizing or externalizing foster child behavior problems are most associated with child emotion regulation. The sample consisted of 40 foster …
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Identifying Psychosocial Variables Related to Child and Adolescent Adjustment Following a Residential Fire: The Role of Appraisal, Coping, and Family Environment
… as family processes (i.e., family conflict and parent psychopathology). While the TSC was not supported, several preliminary results were found. Results indicated that family conflict (β = .289, p < .05) may have mediated the relationship between children’s overall adjustment at 4-months and …
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Understanding And Improving Adhd Symptom Recall: An Investigation of Temperament And Childhood Symptom Recall Over Time
… investigated the consistency of retrospective parental and self-recall of childhood symptoms and explored potential avenues for improving assessment of symptoms of ADHD in childhood.</p><p>Method: Participants were recruited from an outpatient mental health clinic and a developmental research …
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Genes and environment in language acquisition : a study of early vocabulary and syntactic development in twins
… DZ English-speaking twins was studied via parent report. The rate and content of the first 100 or so words in children's productive vocabularies were examined. MZ twins had more similar ages at reaching several milestones of vocabulary growth, more similar overall rates of vocabulary …
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INHIBITORY CONTROL AND ITS RELATION TO PERSONALITY/TEMPERAMENT, EXECUTIVE FUNCTION, AND THE BRAIN
… as they were measured within the same modality, parent-report. In contrast, the performance-based measure of inhibitory control was not correlated with any of the parent-report measures of inhibitory control and was, therefore, analyzed separately in relation to OFC and SFC volumes. Parent-rated …
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The EIIOS Task: Executive Function and Word Learning at 18-months
… a real-time word learning task as well as a parent report measure of vocabulary size (MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventory: Words and Sentences Version). Contrary to expectations, very few statistically significant associations were found between the EF measure and either …
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Relationship Between Sensory Integration and Occupational Participation for School-Aged Children
… and occupational participation by utilizing two parent report measures: Sensory Processing Measure (SPM) and Participation & Environment Measure- Children and Youth (PEM-CY). Our findings suggest there is a moderate negative correlation between sensory processing and occupational participation in …
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Characterizing the Nature and Structure of Child Temperament via Observational Laboratory Tasks
… past work on child temperament has relied on parent-report measures. We examined the structure of children’s observed temperament and its associations with psychopathology symptoms. Participants were 394 five-year-old children who completed a battery of standardized laboratory tasks designed …
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Impacting factors for attention in children who are internationally adopted
… to attention. The study assessed attention using parent report questionnaires, the Colors Flanker Task, and event-related potentials (e.g., Error related negativity, N2). A post-hoc analysis of a pre-existing data set included 96 IA children ages 5-10. The main finding indicated that children …
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The Roles of Executive Dysfunction, Language Deficits, and Family Environment: How Are They Related to Behavior Problems After Childhood Traumatic Brain Injury?
… and higher order communication) factors, parent-report behavior, and family functioning were evaluated at each time point. Results from this study provide preliminary support that traumatic brain injury in young children can affect verbal abilities and executive functioning abilities and …
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Exploring Social Cognition as a Risk Factor for Peer Victimization for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
… and the prevalence and frequency of Bullying. Parent-report was also provided for the measure of bullying. According to student-report, verbal bullying was endorsed most (26.7%), followed by physical (17.8%) and social (15.6%) forms of bullying, while social bullying of student participants was …
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Early detection and intervention for infants at risk of autism spectrum disorders
… the psychometrics of two proposed measures, the Parent Observation Checklist (POC), administered monthly, and the Infant Behavior Summary Evaluation (mSE), administered bimonthly, to see if they can be used with the infant population to identify autistic symptoms in infants who are at high risk …
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Antecedents and Continuity of Compliance in Preschoolers
… and 4.5 years of age by looking at both lab and parent-report measurements. We found that compliance at 2 years of age was difficult to predict and path models including more than two time points did not fit well. Additionally, compliance lacked stability from 2 to 3 years of age. These findings …
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