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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"informant discrepancies"”.
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The Direct and Interactive Effects of Life Stressors and Dispositional Traits in the Prediction of Youth Psychopathology
… stressors by examining their associations with discrepancies among parent- and youth-reports of stressors was examined. Informant discrepancies for stressors were positively correlated with negative affectivity, supporting the hypothesis that negative affectivity influences appraisal of …
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Children and teacher's perceptions of ADHD and medication
… (ABC) model which describes the nature of informant discrepancies. Gaining a greater understanding of children’s perceptions of ADHD is important in identifying and implementing effective interventions for children and their families.<br/><br/>This qualitative study explored 5 children’s …
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Parent-Adolescent Discrepancies in Ratings of Youth Victimization: Associations with Psychological Adjustment
… youth self-report, and theory suggests that such discrepancies reflect parents’ lack of knowledge of youth victimization and impaired ability to help children cope with victimization. This study extends prior research examining the implications of parent-youth informant discrepancies on ratings of …
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Euphoria in multiple sclerosis: an investigation of constructs and symptons
… deficits), and was measured via participant/informant discrepancies on self-report questionnaires. Both positivity and unawareness were represented on a continuum and appeared to have different demographic, disease and cognitive correlates. Positivity was significantly predicted by a medical …
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Understanding the Dynamics of Depressive Symptoms Over Time: A Developmental Perspective
… views of depression. Chapter 5 focuses on informant discrepancies between mothers and their children in ALSPAC between the ages of 10-17. Latent-Trait-Occasion analysis indicated that mothers conceptualized their children’s depressive symptoms as more stable (time-invariant) compared with …