Global ETD Search
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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"internalising symptoms"”.
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A behavioural and electrophysiological exploration into facial and vocal emotion processing in children with behaviour problems
… in preschool children with externalising and internalising behaviour problems from the community. Study 1 provided evidence for vocal emotion processing difficulties in preschoolers with externalising but not internalising symptoms. Studies 2 and 3 examined the development of facial and vocal …
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The relationship between exposure to community violence, social support, parenting attitudes and child behavioural adjustment
… the relationship between parental attitudes and internalising symptoms in participating children and adolescents . The need to develop more complex and comprehensive models of community, parental and child factors contributing to child/adolescent outcomes in high-risk South African neighbourhood …
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Individual differences in stress reactivity: implications for adolescent athletes’ performance and well-being.
… reactivity. Hyper-reactivity was associated with internalising symptoms, negative emotionality, depression, anxiety, and social withdrawal during adolescence and in later life. However, what was lacking in the literature were ecologically valid measures of stress reactivity that capture responses …
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Genetic and epigenetic associations with child development and mental health in a South African birth cohort
… developmental and mental disorders – including internalising and externalising symptoms – are prevalent in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) such as South Africa. There is growing interest in the associations between polygenic risk scores (PRS), epigenetic age (EA) deviation, DNA …
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Personas Altamente Sensiblesrelación con estilos parentales, desregulación emocional y síntomas internalizantes y externalizantes en jóvenes
La alta sensibilidad, conceptualizada como Sensibilidad del Procesamiento Sensorial (SPS), es un rasgo de personalidad con una fuerte base temperamental, no patológico, caracterizado por elevada reactividad emocional, procesamiento profundo de los estímulos y una intensa sensibilidad sensorial. …