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Showing 1 to 20 of 32 for “"child anxiety"”.
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Moderators of Child Anxiety due to Food Allergy
… contextual factors that affect food allergic children's development of anxiety. It was hypothesized that parent stress, anxiety, family functioning, and child attitudes would moderate the relationship between food allergy severity and child anxiety. Recency of allergic reaction was also …
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The Role of Child Anxiety in Parent Sick Role Reinforcement
… suggests that parents can facilitate offspring anxiety in response to bodily arousal. These learning experiences are referred to as “sick role reinforcement,” and are particularly important during adolescence, given the profound bodily changes (e.g., puberty) that characterize this period. Sick …
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Maternal and Child Anxiety: Do Attachment Beliefs and Parenting Behaviors Mediate the Association?
… on the association between maternal and child anxiety in a community sample of mothers and their children aged 6-17 (N = 89). Maternal anxiety was assessed through the SCL-90 & STAI-T. Child anxiety was assessed through the RCMAS-C, STAIC-T, RCMAS-P, & CBCL. Attachment beliefs were …
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Effortful Control, Interpretation Biases, and Child Anxiety Symptom Severity in a Sample of Children with Anxiety Disorders
… attention control and inhibitory control) and anxiety symptom severity, by way of interpretation biases, in a diverse sample of clinically anxious youth. It was hypothesized that effortful control would be inversely related to interpretation biases and child anxiety symptoms. It was also …
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Knowledge is Power: Examining the Association Between Parents’ Knowledge of Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Parenting Stress, and Symptoms of Child Anxiety
… of ADHD and parenting stress on symptoms of anxiety in children with and without ADHD aged 8 to 12 years. Thirty-nine parent-child dyads from Calgary and Toronto were studied, with 21 dyads in an ADHD group and 18 dyads in a non-ADHD group. Results overall indicated no significant differences …
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A Longitudinal Examination of Family Factors in Childhood Anxiety: The Role of Parental Anxiety and Child Emotion Dysregulation
Theoretical models specify that anxiety aggregates in families. Research confirmed maternal anxiety as a predictor of childhood anxiety; however, very little evidence exists in support of paternal anxiety's role in child anxiety as well as about potentially reciprocal relationships between parental …
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Parental Socialization Of Emotion and Anxiety Among Latinx Youth: The Role of Emotion Dysregulation and Familismo
… of emotion, through emotion dysregulation, on anxiety symptoms in a sample of Latinx youth. Culturally-relevant moderators (i.e., familismo) of indirect pathways were also examined. Method: A sample of youth aged 7-17 years (N = 94; M = 11.36 years, SD = 3.20; 36.2% female) and their primary …
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Familial influences of anxiety in youngsters
… to which various family factors correlate with child anxiety. Fifty-nine subjects, aged 12 through 18, completed the Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale. Parents of these children completed the Family Environment Scale, the Locke-Wallace Marital Adjustment Test, and the State-Trait Anxiety …
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The Relationship Between Parenting Style and Childhood Anxiety in an Ethnically Diverse South African Sample
… role of parenting variables in the etiology of child anxiety has received significant attention in recent years. Parental control, in particular, has emerged as a significant predictor of child anxiety. Parental rejection and one of its components, parental warmth, have also been linked to child …
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Peanut Allergy in Children: Relationships to Health-Related Quality of Life, Anxiety, and Parental Stress
… between Health Related Quality of Life, child anxiety, and parental stress in a sample of children with peanut allergy. 51 families were recruited to complete a series of measures including a demographic questionnaire, the Parenting Stress Index, a PedsQL 4.0, and a series of questions …
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Targeting Parental Overcontrol in Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Anxious Youth
Many parent factors have been associated with child anxiety, and researchers have examined how parents may be most beneficially involved in cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) for anxious youth. Results have been mixed as to whether parent CBT, family CBT, and parent interventions addressing parental …
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Evaluation of anxiety treatment for children through online education (ACE)
Child anxiety is very common and can potentially have lasting, harmful effects. Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an effective treatment for child anxiety, but access to traditionally delivered (i.e., face-to-face) CBT is limited. Low-intensity interventions are more accessible to families and …
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Predicting Anxiety From Parent And Childhood Variables
… distress and impairment, and persistence of childhood anxiety disorders highlight the need for continued theoretical conceptualization and research into the developmental pathways associated these disorders. In response to this need, one goal this project was to examination and identify …
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Parenting Behavior and Family Function in Families with Anxious Youth: Influence of Youth and Mother Characteristics
… a role in the development and maintenance of childhood anxiety. The current study examined the potential moderating role of family functioning in the relationship between parenting behavior (i.e., youth-perceived maternal involvement; autonomy granting) and youth anxiety symptoms. The study …
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Anxiety in childhood: parental expectations, differential parenting and siblings
… between parental expectations of their child‟s anxious cognitions and child anxiety was reviewed. Part two is an empirical paper, which explores anxiety in siblings, perceived differential parenting, fairness of parenting and self-esteem. Part three comprises the appendices, which …
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Using the Coaching Approach Behavior and Leading By Modeling (CALM) Program to Examine Attachment and Parental Behaviors in Childhood Anxiety
<p>Anxiety is one of the most common disorders in children that can often lead to detrimental outcomes. Empirically-supported risk factors for child anxiety include the child’s temperament and behavioral inhibition, insecure attachment, parental over-controlling behaviors, parental anxiety, and the …
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The Effects Of Anxiety and Depression on Children's Utilization of Medical Health Care Services
… was designed to examine the relationship between childhood anxiety and depression and children's rate of medical care utilization. Additionally, the model examined considered family and parental factors (family conflict, parental anxiety, parental depression, and parental somatization) as well as …
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Corporal Punishment And Its Association With Anxiety In Youth
… between parental use of corporal punishment and anxiety in youth. Parental warmth, child's age, and child's ethnicity were examined in order to explore their effects on the association. Parents and their children (ages 6 – 17; N=153) completed the parent and child versions of the Alabama …
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My Child’s Keeper: Child Vulnerability and Quality of Life on Parental Stress and Grit
… relationship between parenting stress and child distress that has been well documented (e.g., Rechenberg, Grey & Sadler, 2017). These effects generalize to physical outcomes such that higher maternal depression has been associated with poorer child health-related quality of life (HRQOL; …
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Hurricane Katrina and Youth Anxiety: The Role of Parental Anxiety, Parental and Youth Attachment Beliefs, and Parenting Behaviors
… the effects of Hurricane Katrina on youth anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms (PTSD symptoms) by examining the roles of pre Katrina youth anxiety, parental anxiety, parental and youth attachment beliefs, and parenting behaviors. Seventy-four youth (ages 6 to 17, mean age: …
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