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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"family socioeconomic status"”.
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Family Socioeconomic Status And Children's Reading Ability: The Buffering Effect Of Parental Social Support
… families, teachers, and schools. As expected, family SES and the availability of parental social support were important factors in determining children's reading ability. More specifically, when measured at concurrent time points, social support was found to have a unique buffering effect on …
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Parenting and child competence: A longitudinal investigation of the moderating influences of ethnicity, family socioeconomic status, and neighborhood quality
… In the present study, child ethnicity, family socioeconomic status, neighborhood quality (i.e., crime and median income), and cumulative risk (i.e., composite of family socioeconomic status and neighborhood quality) were modeled as potential moderators of associations between parenting …
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Maternal Employment and Family Socioeconomic Status Effects on Daughter's Self-Concept and Attitude Towards Women and Work: LISREL Models
… the effect of mother's employment variables and family socioeconomic status on daughter's self-concept and attitude towards women and work. Two groupings of 9th and 12th grade subjects were investigated: daughters whose mothers were employed at least part of the time during the daughter's life …
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THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN FAMILY SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, FAMILY EXPECTATIONS, AND CHILD ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT VIA NURTURANT-INVOLVED PARENTING, TEACHER–STUDENT RELATIONSHIP, AND ACADEMIC SELF-REGULATION IN CHINESE FAMILIES
… have high career aspirations for their children. Family socioeconomic status (FSES) and family expectations on children’s future achievement play pivotal roles in children’s academic achievement. Using data from the 2014 China Family Panel Studies (CFPS) and structural equation modeling …
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Family Influence, Academic Experience, and Postgraduate Plans of Chinese Students at the University of Saskatchewan
… educations, including the influences of family socioeconomic status on postsecondary attainment and the social psychological process transmitting social background effects on educational aspirations and attainment. Much less attention has been paid to factors that influence postgraduate …
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Effects of Family Ses, Multiple Types of Child Abuse, and Parental Attachment On Early Sexual Activity: Analysis of the National Longitudinal Study On Adolescent Health (Add Health)
… the direct, indirect, and total effects of family socioeconomic status, multiple types of early child abuse (physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect), and parental attachment on early sexual activity. Using prospective data, path analyses were conducted on the National Longitudinal study of …
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The Relationship of Television Viewing at Home and Toddlers' Language Skills
… and their language skills. Two other variables, family socioeconomic status and mothers' levels of education, were included in order to examine if these two variables and the amount of toddlers' TV viewing at home were related to receptive and expressive language skills. Secondary data were used …
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Repeated reading as an intervention for high school students identified with a specific learning disability
… persist into adulthood, often resulting in lower family socioeconomic status, fewer educational opportunities, and limited opportunities for competitive employment. This study used a multiple-baseline across participants design to measure the effectiveness of repeated reading as a strategy to …
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The Contribution of Cognitive Flexibility and Socioeconomic Status to Arithmetic Skills in Chinese Children
… China. Additionally, this study examines how family socioeconomic status contributes to individual differences in arithmetic performance and explores whether cognitive flexibility mediates this relation. There were eight computerised tasks: four assessing cognitive flexibility, three assessing …
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Teacher Classroom Practices, Student Motivation and Mathematics Achievements in High School: Evidence from HSLS:09 Data
… interest in mathematics courses. In addition, family socioeconomic status (SES) and student prior achievement were associated with teacher classroom practices. Students with higher levels of family SES and prior achievement were more likely to have teachers who use conceptual teaching …
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The effects of individual attributes, health behaviors, and religion on adolescent obesity: a study of African American and Caucasian adolescents
… explore the influence of individual attributes (family socioeconomic status, gender, and race) and health behavior factors (vigorous physical activity, sedentary activity, dietary intake, and sleeping pattern) as well as religion (religious affiliations and religious commitment) on African …
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A qualitative analysis of teachers’ and psychologists’ perceptions of disproportionality within special education
… on geographic location, student socio-economic status, and teacher education. This study is conducted in the Chicagoland area and interviewed 16 participants- eight special education teachers and eight school psychologists. This study utilizes the DisCrit theory which informed the research …
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Does Context Matter to ACEs? The Role of State Economic Context and Selected State Policies in Childhood Adversity
… adversity, and in particular whether—and how—socioeconomic or policy context is related to which children experience ACEs. This dissertation addresses that gap by using the 2011-2012 National Survey of Children’s Health, and state-level data from several other sources, to explore: (1) the …
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Motinų pogimdyvinės depresijos sąsajos su kūdikio raida: išplėstinė literatūros apžvalga /
… impact of factors such as infant’s gender and family socioeconomic status is difficult to assess due to the small number of studies. 2. The performed analysis revealed the negative impact of postpartum depression on the infant’s motor development in the first year of life. The delay in motor …
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Maternal grief reactions to their children's birth defects: factors influencing grief resolution
… sample was primarily middle class with regard to family socioeconomic status (SES). Consistent with two other studies on this topic, 56% (35/63) of the mothers in our sample were classified as having unresolved grief reactions related to learning of their child's diagnosis. Across all analyses, …
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Racial identity development of African American students during their first semester at a research University
… group. Student attributes in this study, such as family socioeconomic status, educational level of the parents, educational aspirations of the students, and the college-level credit brought with them from high school, suggest that the students in this study may be better prepared academically than …
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Exploring Perspectives of School Refusal in Second-Level Education in Ireland
… the current education system. The influence of family socioeconomic status, unequal access to support services and resources, pressures for academic achievement, conflictual relationships within the school and between home and school emerged from the findings. This research project provides …
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Examining the Persistence of Students in Academic and Leadership Development Programs
… Certain background variables (academic major, family socioeconomic status, and high school demographic type) were also used in the analysis to provide greater depth of insight into the educational experiences of Black male students compared to Black female students, White male students, and …
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Children's Family Experiences and Executive Function Across the Transition to School
… this thesis examines relations between EF and family experiences (interactions with parents, exposure to stressors) across the transition to formal schooling. The first study1 (N = 70) explored how different aspects of parenting predict growth in child EF over a year (Reception to Year 1). In …
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