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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"emotional responsiveness"”.
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Family chaos, attachment security, and responsiveness: Associations with appetite self-regulation in early childhood
… identified, particularly in regards to child emotional and behavioral regulation (Lumeng, Taveras, Birch, & Yanovski, 2015), parent-child attachment relationships (Frankel et al., 2012), and the family context (Fiese & Bost, 2016; Woo Baidal et al., 2016). This is the first set of studies to …
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Callous-Unemotional Traits and Empathy Deficits: Mediating Effects of Affective Perspective-Taking and Facial Emotion Recognition
<p>Callous-unemotional (CU) traits are core features of psychopathy that indicate severe and pervasive disruptions in behavioral and emotional functioning in youths (Frick, Ray, Thornton, & Kahn, 2014). Research on how CU traits are associated with cognitive and affective empathy (which includes an …
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Investigating the experiences of people with learning disabilities in accident & emergency from a carer perspective
… included Interactions that are valuing, Emotional responsiveness, Support, Compliance and Responsibilities. Given accounts in previous literature, most participants were surprisingly positive about their experiences.
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The psychometric properties of the Brief COPE and the impact of war related parental post-traumatic stress on family functioning
… with parental PTSD across studies included emotional responsiveness, cohesion, communication and problem solving. Through identifying key difficulties in family functioning associated with parental PTSD, the present review provides tentative insights for clinicians and researchers in the …
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Lärares arbetsglädje : Betydelsen av emotionell närvaro i det pedagogiska arbetet
… The result shows how work enjoyment provides emotional presence in teachers’ work, both letting oneself be involved by work and involving oneself in the work. Emotional responsiveness is enjoyment of work; it makes the teachers relate to their work with openness and insight. Such …
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Somatic growth of non-syndromic cleft lip and/or palate subjects compared with the general population in a developing country
… nutrition may be influential, such as parental emotional responsiveness and societal inclusion. These findings may inform future local educational and management strategies to improve growth outcomes.
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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 …