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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Parent-Report Measures"”.
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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
… and executive functions. Research primarily measures young children’s future-oriented abilities through behavioural tasks, which have various limitations and may not engage future thinking. The current studies introduce new methods to overcome some of these limitations: developing a …
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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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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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Child Routines and Self-Regulation as Mediators of Parenting Practices and Externalizing Problems in Preschoolers
<p>Studies clearly indicate that parenting practices relate to child externalizing behaviors, although the mechanisms underlying this relation are less well understood. Researchers suggest that daily routines are one way through which parenting practices relate to externalizing behaviors, allowing …
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Examining Parenting Practices and Routines as Possible Mediators of Parenting Inflexibility and Child Behaviors
… that contribute to child behavioral problems. Parenting inflexibility has been shown to relate to child internalizing and externalizing behaviors through ineffective parenting practices. However, child routines, another related yet distinct parenting behavior, has yet to be explored in this …
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Validation of a Parental Tolerance Measure: The Child Rearing Inventory
… behaviors and functioning, child temperament, parenting strategies, parental stress, parental attributions, perceptions of parenting, and parental tolerance.The concept of parental tolerance has recently been advocated as an important variable influencing child misbehavior by Brestan, Eyberg, …
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Relations among maternal psychopathology, emotion socialization and child emotion regulation and adjustment in high risk families
… body of research suggests that the way parents socialize children around emotion plays an integral role in children's psychosocial adjustment and the development of effective emotion regulation abilities. Evidence suggests that parent's own attitudes and philosophy about emotion, which …
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INHIBITORY CONTROL AND ITS RELATION TO PERSONALITY/TEMPERAMENT, EXECUTIVE FUNCTION, AND THE BRAIN
… that the temperament and executive function measures of inhibitory control did form a single factor as long 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 …
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Understanding Service Utilization Disparities and Depression in Latino Parents and Children: The Role of Fatalismo
… with lower service utilization rates for Latino parents and children. It was speculated that fatalismo, a cultural construct similar to external locus of control, may be related to perceptions of mental illness and service utilization outcomes for Latino parents and their children. Past research …
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Early detection and intervention for infants at risk of autism spectrum disorders
… looked at 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 …