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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Parental concern"”.
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Parental concern and the baptism of children : representations of children from the late Medieval era to 1640.
… of Original Sin, baptism, and salvation, and parental concerns for the spiritual wellbeing and salvation of their children. The introduction of Protestant theology into England addressed many of these concerns, but also caused other issues as the laity were presented with conflicting views …
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Examining Variables Associated With Age of First Concern and Diagnosis in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
… effect on the age at which parents first became concerned about their child’s development and the age at which the child was diagnosed with ASD. Data was collected from archived client records at a regional children’s clinic. Results indicated that there were no ethnic differences in age of first …
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Parents' experiences of child growth and development concerns: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… and attend to their growth and development concerns. It is known that parents have concerns about their children’s growth and development which are not expressed in a timely manner. Measuring parental concern has not been fully effective to date and little is known about parents’ experiences …
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Impacts of Housing Insecurity on Health Care Utilization and Parental Awareness of the Early Intervention Program
… outcomes and decreased medical visit adherence, parental lack of awareness of the Early Intervention program (EI) may foreshadow racial and economic disparities in EI utilization rates. Informed by a social determinants of health and health equity model, I explore whether housing insecurity …
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Transition of Health Care For Adolescent Patients With Neurofibromatosis Type I: Parent Perspectives
… correlation between adolescent independence and parental concern about transition issues; indicating that the parents in this study reported lower levels of concern regarding various transition issues when their adolescent with NF1 is more independent with managing their own health care. …
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Parental Perception Of Child Weight Status In Wangcheng District, Hunan Province, People's Republic Of China
… in central southern China. It also described parental attitudes about childhood overweight, physical activity, and eating patterns. In addition, this study described parental perception of and concern about their child's weight status. </p> <p>Methods: This study was conducted in June 2011 at …
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An exploration of the beliefs, values, and attitudes of black students in Fairfax County
… to cultural deprivation and lack of parental concern. Educational planners must be aware of the difficulties faced by black students in selecting goals and strategies and need to develop and reorient programs to assist black students in crossing cultural barriers.
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Ethnicity and attitudes to body shape
… dieting and weight control behaviours, parental concern with thinness and levels of conflict in the family. The Asian children completed a short measure of cultural orientation. The study revealed that stereotyped negative attitudes to obesity were shared by all children and their …
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Assessing early sociocognitive and language skills in young Saudi children
… to identify children with early language delay. Parental concern matched children’s performance on direct and indirect measures of language for the majority of children. Turning to the second aim of the study, regressional analyses using the three language assessments as outcome measures showed …
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Exploring Gastro-oesophageal Reflux in Infants and Children
… and teenagers is a frequent cause of symptoms, parental concern and paediatric referrals. Sequelae can include failure to thrive, haematemesis, and recurrent aspiration. Current conservative management includes reassurance, feeding assessment and parental education, whilst more interventionist …