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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Parent-Child Agreement"”.

  1. Evaluating daily life stressors in children: Parent-child agreement

    … life events (i.e., divorce, severe illness) on children, only a small amount has addressed the measurement of daily life stressors (i.e., school, home, social activities). More specifically, the issue of parent-child agreement on childhood daily life stressors has been relatively unexamined. The …

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  2. The Relationship Between Parental Problem Recognition and Parent-Child Agreement on Child Mental Health Problems

    Many children with mental health difficulties do not receive treatment. Parents are gatekeepers to their children’s access to treatment, and the first step towards seeking help is recognizing a problem exists. Many parents, however, have difficulty recognizing child mental health problems. Parents …

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  3. Utilizing Discrepancy Theory to Quantitate Quality of Life in Chronically Ill Children

    … been developed by our research group to evaluate children with chronic diseases. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the parent-child agreement for discrepancy theory items on the GAP QoL Questionnaire for children with chronic illness. DESIGN/METHODS: Children and parents were recruited for this pilot study …

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  4. The Relations Among Parental Monitoring and Warmth, and Adolescent Externalizing and Internalizing Distress: The Effects of Parent and Adolescent Perception of Neighborhood Danger

    <p>Parental monitoring and warmth have traditionally been studied in the context of white, middle-class families. This paper adds to recent research that has begun to explore what levels of these parenting behaviors are optimal for the prevention of adolescent psychopathology in impoverished, urban …

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