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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"social-emotional outcomes"”.
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An Evaluation of Social Cognition and Social Emotional Outcomes Following Pediatric Stroke
… a consequential impact on a childs functional outcomes and quality of life. An under-appreciated element of pediatric stroke is its impact on social cognition and, in turn, social-emotional outcomes. Stroke characteristics have been reported to be associated with social cognitive ability and …
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The Relation between Parents' Knowledge of Social-Emotional Development and Preschoolers' Social-Emotional Outcomes
… between parents' knowledge about children's social-emotional development and their young children's social-emotional development. The second objective was to examine whether parents' knowledge about children's social-emotional development varied by socioeconomic status (SES), as measured by …
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The role of infant sleep in the relationship between cumulative risk and infant social-emotional development
… understand the effect of cumulative risk on the social-emotional functioning of infants. Additionally, this study examined sleep as a potential protective factor, which may promote healthier social-emotional outcomes despite risk. A sample of 325 caregiver-infant dyads completed established …
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Social-Emotional Learning in Middle Schools: a Descriptive Case Study of Program Implementation
… examined the implementation of a specific social-emotional skills monitoring system (Sown to Grow) in a public middle school in suburban Massachusetts in the school years 2022-25, compared to a district-designed School Connectedness Survey. The study looked at the longitudinal effects of …
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Maternal Supportiveness of Infants at 1, 2, and 3 Years of Age in Low-Income Families: Associations With Maternal Characteristics, Child Characteristics, and Developmental Outcomes at 5 Years
… child characteristics, and (c) child-development outcomes at age 5 years. The child-development outcomes were cognitive and social-emotional outcomes as measured by the Leiter-R, Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test-Third Edition, Woodcock-Johnson® III Tests of Achievement, Achenbach Child Behavior …
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Personal Strengths and Their Influence on Mental Health and Academic Outcomes
… of personal strengths on both academic and social emotional outcomes among a sample of children and adolescents (N = 414; Mage = 12.58). Three distinct profiles of personal strengths were identified: a High Strengths, Moderate Strengths, and Low Strengths profile. Each profile was associated …
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Developmental Trajectories of Effortful Control In Young Boys With Fragile X Syndrome
… developing children and is related to positive social-emotional outcomes (Derryberry & Rothbart, 2007). Children with Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) show difficulties in modulating arousal and controlling attention suggesting impairment in effortful control (Cornish, Sudhalter, & Turk, 2004); however, …
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Development of a Measure of Interprofessional Collaboration Among School Mental Health Professionals
… as one way to improve academic, behavioral, and social-emotional outcomes for K-12 students. Yet to date, there is little evidence-based research supporting this claim (Mellin, 2009; Trach, 2012). In order to collect such research, collaboration must be a measurable variable. This study was a …
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The Association Between Parent-Child Relationship and Child Loneliness
… were asked to complete the Loneliness and Social Dissatisfaction Questionnaire (LSDQ, Asher, Hymel & Renshaw, 1984) and the Parent-child Relationship Questionnaire (PCRQ, Furman & Giberson, 1995). The parents of all child participants were also invited to complete the same questionnaires. A …
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Examination of Emotion Socialization in Early Childhood: Indian vs. U.S. White Families
Parent emotion socialization (ES), the process through which caregivers influence the development and expression of emotions in their children, needs to be interpreted within a socio- cultural context. Given that current research has primarily been conducted in Western cultures, it is critical to …