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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"emotional climate"”.
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Creating a Positive Emotional Climate in an Elementary School Classroom
… an environment in their classrooms that sets an emotional tone for students. Teachers may find it hard to choose the right classroom management strategies to create a positive classroom climate for their students. As a result, teachers have expressed an interest in this topic for over 40 years. …
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Coping with social stress in early adolescence: The interactive contribution of observed emotional climate and youth physiology
… socialization of coping was characterized by the emotional climate of the mother-youth dyad (i.e., maternal affect, dyadic cohesiveness) observed during a 5-min discussion task about youths’ peer problems. Youths’ PNS functioning was assessed via baseline respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) …
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Developmental Changes in Emotion Regulation during Adolescence: Influences of Socioeconomic Status, Parent Stress, and Family Emotional Climate
… status, parent perceived stress, and family emotional climate) influences developmental trajectories of emotion regulation using both growth curve and latent change score analyses. The sample included 167 adolescents (53% males) who were first recruited at age 13 or 14 years and assessed …
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Relations between Parenting, Family Context, and Emotion Regulation in the Development of Psychopathology in Young Maltreated Children
… as a fundamental process in early socioemotional development; however, investigation into the relations between parenting styles, practices, and emotion regulation in maltreating families has been severely lacking in the literature. The current study observationally examined the …
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The biobehavioral family model: Testing eudaimonic well-being as an additional mediator
… et al., 2012) was used to test whether family emotional climate was associated with eudaimonic well-being (i.e., purpose in life, self-acceptance, environmental mastery, and personal growth), and whether eudaimonic well-being was in turn associated with biobehavioral reactivity (i.e., anxiety, …
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The intersection of identity construction & learning approach : the experience of college students with psychological disorders
… play a part in fostering a positive classroom emotional climate and relationship trust and building, and finally, (6) stigma (and concomitant inclinations to prove oneself) prompt participant classroom participation yet outward signs of professor and classmate discrimination stifle participant …
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Parenting style, moral development and friendship : (how) do we choose our friends?
… rated responses to moral dilemmas, and rated the emotional climate of their homes. Findings indicated that: (a) justice and care vary significantly across parenting styles; (b) girls endorse conventional more than preconventional responses to moral dilemmas; (c) boys who perceive their parents as …
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Expressed Emotion in Families with Mild Cognitive Impairment
… the impact of this condition on family members' emotional well-being, as well as the quality of family relationships, the reciprocal impact of family dynamics and the family environment on illness course has received much less attention. Expressed emotion (EE) is a measure of the family emotional …
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Exploring the impact of postgraduate preservice primary science education on students’ self-efficacy
… content and pedagogical content knowledge, the emotional climate set within their tutorials were found to influence preservice teachers’ science teaching self-efficacy. The research found there to be significant variances between tutors’ effect sizes from very small (Cohen’s d = 0.11) to …
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The Role of Family Context in Moderating Treatment Effectiveness for an Adolescent Family-Based Health Intervention
… of parenting style); caregiver stress; and emotional climate. Moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) was assessed through 7-day accelerometry, SB was assessed through a validated child self-report measure, and diet was assessed via a series of 24-hour dietary recall measures. …
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The Expressed Emotion of Mothers of Children with Fragile X Syndrome
… Expressed Emotion is a construct of the familial emotional climate in which a parent (or close relative) expresses emotional involvement, hostility and/or criticism about their child (McCarty & Weisz, 2002). The primary way to measure expressed emotion is the Five Minute Speech Sample (FMSS) …
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Perceptions of Positive Growth Following Breast Cancer in Survivor Couples
… relationships including physical functioning, emotional climate, sexual intimacy, and relational closeness. Several of these disruptions were compounded by difficulties related to partners’ abilities to establish mutually comfortable ways of communicating about emotions, which resulted in …
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Exploring the value and limits of using outdoor adventure education in developing emotional intelligence during adolescence
… intervention strategy for the development of emotional intelligence during adolescence. This research project consisted of a case study of an event, namely “The Journey”, which is a 23-day outdoor adventure education programme for Grade 10 learners at a private high school for boys in a major …
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Neurocognitive development in children
… scores. Other family dynamic factors, such as emotional expressiveness, also contributed to prosocial outcomes. Early cognitive scores accounted for a significant but modest proportion of variance in later neurodevelopmental outcomes, particularly in language and visuospatial domains. The …
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A Model of Workplace Anger Response Cycles
… interaction occurs--e.g. organizational culture, emotional climate, and anger expression tolerance. In addition, the model proposes that these interactions form emotional cycles and identifies factors that affect the association of anger expression and its positive or negative outcomes, namely, …
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A clinical investigation of the role of family functioning in childhood learning disorders
… structure in the home and an unsettled emotional climate. The spouse dyad emerged as playing the dominant role in these areas of family functioning, with the mother linked to the poor problem-solving and the father being associated with the vacillating family structure. Marital upheaval …