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Cumulative risk effects for the development of behaviour difficulties in children with special educational needs and disabilities
... adolescent behaviour difficulties (Brown & Schoon, 2008; Mcintosh et ...(i.e. behaviour difficulties) but also found to precede it temporally (Offord & Kraemer, ...
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Negative parenting style and attachment increase the number of behaviour difficulties
... for behaviour difficulties, poor parenting , and (more than 6 months ), referred at Medical College NKPSIMS and An Analysis of variance showed t- value is (Means are different) different means say that ...
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Emotional difficulties in children with behaviour difficulties, within special education schools : submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Masters degree of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... of behaviour difficulties in children (Dodge, Lansford, Burks, Bates, Pettit, Fontaine, and Price, ...minor behaviour problems at a young age get worse if their peers reject ...
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Prevalence of EBD (Emotional and Behaviour Difficulties) in Korean children and associations with environmental factors: the "situation-specificity" of EBD.
... From the first study, it was found that a significant number of Korean primary school children were considered as having EBD by their parents and/or teachers (29% with English cut-off [r] ...
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Empowerment and transformation for young people with social, emotional and behaviour difficulties engaged with student voice research
... emotional/behavioural difficulties are measured through lenses of ‘normality’, they can internalize negative attitudes of themselves, revealing their sense of inferiority relative to their peers and in their ...
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Cumulative Risk Effects in the Bullying of Children and Young People with Autism Spectrum Conditions
... increased behaviour difficulties; increased age; educational placement (mainstream rather than special); lower positive relationships; use of public/school transport to travel to and from ...increased ...
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THE CHILD FRIENDLY SCHOOL: AN IDEA VERSUS REALITY
... after the first school week the researcher asked one ‘problem’ boy whether he like this new school or not. the answer was surprising: for him everything was too easy – he wanted to work/study more. pupil’s evenings were ...
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Children's social behaviour, language and literacy in early years
... and behaviour over time, four theoretical explanations have beenare ...literacy difficulties (due to factors such as phonological difficulties or poverty) might trigger frustration, avoidance and ...
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Better communication research programme : 2nd interim report
... language difficulties are at greater risk than typically developing children of having behavioural, emotional and social difficulties (BESD) but the pattern is complex and relationships with language not ...
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Secondary School Staff’s Understanding of the Relationship between Problem Behaviour and Language Difficulties
... of behaviour which was within a behaviourist ...of behaviour found in the ...on Behaviour and Discipline in Schools, 2011; All-Party Parliamentary Group on Speech and Language Difficulties, ...
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Children's language and behavioural, social and emotional difficulties and prosocial behaviour during the toddler years and at school entry
... Prosocial behaviour, defined as helpful, kind, considerate and cooperative behaviour, and the capacity to regulate behaviour have been found to strongly relate to school readiness and success, ...
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Intraoperative difficulties in laparoscopic cholecystectomy
... The skill of the surgeon, experience in laparoscopic techniques and thorough knowledge of the risk factors are important for laparoscopic management of gall stone disease in difficult situation without increasing the ...
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Additive effects of social and non social attention during infancy relate to later autism spectrum disorder
... As Figure 1 indicates, several children who go on to an ASD diagnosis in this sample exhibit difficulties in only one of the two measured behaviours, i.e. in either social or non-social attention, consistent with ...
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The difficulties of bimetallism
... It is in fact quite possible that the first result of international bimetallism would be a large drain of silver from India and China with perhaps a heavy fall of prices in those countri[r] ...
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Self-reported impulsivity in women with borderline personality disorder: the role of childhood maltreatment severity and emotion regulation difficulties
... Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (DERS) The DERS was used to assess difficulties in emotion regula- tion [25]. Within a multidimensional framework, the DERS assesses emotion regulation as being ...
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An investigation of the middle and late behavioural phenotypes of Mucopolysaccharidosis Type-III
... MPS III causes severe neurological impairment and a gradual decline in functioning with a tri-phasic clinical course. The beginning phase (1 – 2 years) is characterised by developmental delay but normal stature and ...
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Efficient bilateralism? The TTIP from an EU Trade Policy perspective
... 20 Anecdotal evidence lends support to our hypothesis that the nature of EU bilateral strategy has changed. Since 2006, the EU reaction to difficulties in the DR seems to have been the same: bilateral agreements. ...
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Music therapy with adults with learning difficulties and ‘severe challenging behaviour'
... ‘learning difficulties’ and ‘challenging behaviour’ are doubly vulnerable to a reduction in autonomy from ...‘Challenging behaviour’ implies risk and with it the possibility that professionals might ...
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Psychological assessments of young people in family courts: Relationality, experience, representation and the principle of "do no harm"
... Mo and his sisters had been taken into care following a judgment made by the court (in the form of a “ Finding of Fact ” ) that they had suffered significant harm initially on account of them having been constantly ...
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The factor structure of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) in Greek adolescents
... prosocial behaviour problems than boys, while boys have a higher score on conduct and peer prob- lems ...total difficulties and score signif- icantly higher on the hyperactivity/inattention and peer ...
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