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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"child temperament"”.
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Characterizing the Nature and Structure of Child Temperament via Observational Laboratory Tasks
… less is known about the structure of children’s temperament. Additionally, most relevant 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 …
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Relationship Between Child Temperament, Parental Knowledge of Child Development, and Parental Stress
<p>Problem. Despite current awareness that temperament of children has been related to parental frustration and lack of child developmental knowledge has led to unrealistic expectations and parental stress, definitive information is needed regarding the relationship between (1) child temperament, …
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Relationship of Parent-Child Temperament and Parent Responsivity on Language Outcomes in Autistic Children
… investigate the relationship between parent and child temperament on language acquisition as well as the relationship between parent responsivity and parent-child temperament in autistic children. Participants were 25 parent-child dyads of autistic children between the ages 2 and 8 years of age …
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Relationship Satisfaction and Coparenting over the Transition to Parenthood: Depression, Division of Labor, and Child Temperament as Moderators
… roles in order to include and care for a new child. Parents’ ability to navigate this process has great implications for child adjustment and healthy development. The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the association of relationship satisfaction over the transition to parenthood and …
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The influence of child temperament on cognitive competence in a high-risk intergenerational sample : risk or protective factor?
This study examined the role of child temperament in the relationship between parental risk status and cognitive competence. Three main questions were addressed: (1) Does parental risk status predict child temperament? (2) Does child temperament act as a mediating variable between parental risk …
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The Effect of a Responsive Parenting Program on Maternal Perception of Child Temperament, Mother-Child Bonding, and Maternal Mood
… to relieve distress and exhaustion due to child sleep and settling problems. This study extends current knowledge of programs by examining improvements in maternal and child outcomes one week after completing a three to four night Residential Responsive Parenting Program at Tweddle Child …
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PARENTING IN CHINESE IMMIGRANT MOTHERS: THE INFLUENCES OF CHINESE IDENTITY, CULTURAL AND PARENTING COGNITIONS, GRANDPARENT SUPPORT AND CHILD TEMPERAMENT
… and acculturation on the relationship between child difficult behavior and parenting stress. Data were collected from 256 Chinese immigrant mothers with children under age 5 using online surveys. The results demonstrated that parental role involvement and distress are influenced by Chinese …
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Interaction Effects of Parenting Styles and Child Temperament: Motor, Cognitive, and Language Development in Children Prenatally Exposed to Alcohol
… utero) need to be researched to determine if a child's development can be ameliorated by positive parenting practices (Paone & Alperen, 1998). This study aims to investigate the association between parenting styles and child temperament as it relates to motor, cognitive, and language development …
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Contextual and Dispositional Influences on Low-Income Children's School Adjustment
Examination of child temperament and early adult-child relationships is of vital importance to children's socio-emotional development, school success, and the prevention of future problem behaviors. In response, the current project examined the interaction of parenting style, child temperament, and …
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Autonomy support, control, and structure at dinnertime: Contributions of parenting and temperament in predicting child adjustment
… concurrent and longitudinal associations with child adjustment. Child temperament was also examined as a moderator of these associations. Mothers’ and fathers’ autonomy support, control, and structure were observed during family dinnertime. Child temperament was assessed via structured …
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Temperament and Child Maltreatment: A Closer Look at the Interactions Among Mother and Child Temperament, Stress and Coping, Emotional and Behavioral Regulation, and Child Maltreatment Potential
… proposed previously regarding the prediction of child maltreatment. Although child maltreatment was predicted individually in these models by such variables as parent temperament, emotional and behavioral regulation, stress, coping, and child temperament, these variables were not yet examined …
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Direct and Indirect Effects of Parenting Style with Child Temperament, Parent-Child Relationship, and Family Functioning on Child Social Competence in the Chinese Culture: Testing the Latent Models
… proposed in understanding parental influences on children. Yet, empirical model testing has been limited. The purpose of this exploratory study was to investigate the direct and indirect effects of parenting style on child social competence using structural equation modeling in a sample of 544 …
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Is Toilet Training As Easy As A B C?
… investigation. This study followed twenty-six children through toilet training to investigate five factors that are assumed to be associated with a successful outcome to training - child readiness, parental readiness, behavioural style of parents, child temperament and the type of approach …
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Pediatric procedural sedation outcomes using midazolam and hydroxyzine with and without meperidine
… dental patients. The relationship between child temperament and sedation outcomes was also assessed. Methods: This pilot study recruited 14 children between the ages of 3-7 who met study eligibility criteria and were planned to undergo dental treatment with oral sedation at the University …
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Maternal mind-mindedness: a cognitive-behavioural trait or a relational construct?
… tendency to attribute internal states to their children (Meins, 1997) and has been shown to have clear links with positive developmental outcomes for children. However, the nature of the construct has not yet been fully explored. Maternal mind-mindedness has been described as both a …
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Parent-child mutuality: An examination of its influences and stability in a twin sample
This study explored parent-child mutuality (PCM) in a number of different ways. The stability of PCM, as well as its relation to externalizing problems in children, was examined. In addition, the influences of genes, parent personality, and child temperament on PCM were explored. It was expected …
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Maternal employment : exploring the relationship between maternal stress, child factors and daily routines
… between working mothers' stress level and two child characteristics, gender and temperament, in addition to the daily routines of the mothers, in an attempt to ascertain why working mothers are stressed. Studies of maternal employment have demonstrated that working mothers are exposed to the …
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Continuity and Discontinuity in Parent -Infant Relationships: Parenting Behaviors Over the First Year of Life
… examined in this report: (1) social-contextual, child, and personal antecedents of mothers' and fathers' parenting behaviors with their infants at 3.5 months and 1 year postpartum, and (2) contexts of continuity and discontinuity in mothers' and fathers' sensitivity to their infants from 3.5 …
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Effects of Computerized Storybooks on Early Literacy Development of Preschool Children with Weak Self-Regulation Skills
… with limited teacher interaction, for preschool children who have been identified as having poor behavioral self-regulation. The sample consisted of 18 preschool children enrolled in an urban Head Start program. The children ranged in age from 43 months to 65 months. Children's measures included …
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