behavioural outcomes
Effective pre school, primary and secondary education project (EPPSE 3 14): influences on students' development in Key Stage 3: social behavioural outcomes in Year 9
... social-behavioural outcomes after controlling for other characteristics although relationships were ...poorer outcomes in all four social-behavioural domains ...
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Effective Pre-School, Primary and Secondary Education Project (EPPSE 3-14): Influences on Students’ Development in Key Stage 3: Social-behavioural Outcomes in Year 9
... social-behavioural outcomes for EPPSE students in Year 9 and also the factors that predicted developmental change in these outcomes in adolescence across KS3 from Year 6 to Year ...
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Effective pre school, primary and secondary education project (EPPSE 3 14): influences on students' development in Key Stage 3: social behavioural outcomes in Year 9
... social-behavioural outcomes and developmental progress across ...educational outcomes and experiences as they move through different phases of education and into adolescence, and what factors may ...
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The evil, poor, disliked and punished: criminal stereotypes and the effects of their cognitive, affective and behavioural outcomes on punitiveness toward crime
... 172 The purpose of the current article is to consider whether variation in the endorsement of criminal stereotypes helps explain variation in affective, behavioural and attitudinal responses to crime. Importantly, ...
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Behavioural outcomes and psychopathology during adolescence
... lifetime prevalence of anxiety disorders having their onset before 10 years of age.[64, 65] In contrast, depression is rarely diagnosed before 10 years when there is a prevalence of less than 2% in both boys and ...
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J'PURAB.A.PART11-METHODOLOGY-TESTING-MethodsofAssessment-2
... Behaviour-based (behavioural outcomes: primacy of content over form in language. A test of communicative ability will have to be criterion referenced against the operational performance[r] ...
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Family stressors and children's outcomes
... favourable outcomes for ...worse outcomes, even taking poverty into ...children’s outcomes only ‘explain’ a small part (up to a quarter) of the differences in ...
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The evaluation of public health education initiatives on smoking and lung cancer: an ethical critique
... at behavioural outcomes alone when evaluating public health initiatives is that it ignores the possibility that there might be other, perhaps harmful, effects that should be set against the benefit of ...
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Relationships between pupils’ self perceptions, views of primary school and their development in Year 5
... social/behavioural outcomes are higher than for cognitive outcomes, which one would expect since perceptions of pupils’ own social behaviour are more likely to predict later social/behavioural ...
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Effectiveness of early interventions for substance-using adolescents: findings from a systematic review and meta-analysis
... additional outcomes to alcohol and drug use. Al- though the impact on behavioural outcomes was small, it was significant, necessitating the need to improve meas- urement of behavioural ...
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The Effective Provision of Pre-School Education (EPPE) Project: Measuring the Impact of Pre-School on Children's Social/Behavioural Development over the Pre-School Period
... social behavioural outcomes of a wide variety of child, parent and family factors, including amount of care outside the family, and aspects of the home learning environment provided by ...
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Evaluating multisite multiprofessional simulation training for a hyperacute stroke service using the Behaviour Change Wheel
... positive outcomes for staff in terms of their emotional reactions and self-reported behavioural outcomes, both in terms of skills and motiv- ...learning outcomes and the project demonstrated ...
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Effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy on glycaemic control and psychological outcomes in adults with diabetes mellitus: a systematic review and meta analysis of randomized controlled trials
... It should be noted that this review was not a-priori registered and did not have a-priori review protocol . Although the review methodology was rigorous, there is a possibility that we failed to include some published or ...
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Impacts of science based research and innovation program: The case of farmers’ transition to organic production in Camargue
... Evaluating “impacts of science-based research and innovation program” (ISRIP) is a topical issue in the agricultural sector. In particular, the ASIRPA (Evaluating Impact of public agricultural research) and IMPRESS ...
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Outcomes among young adults placed in therapeutic residential care as children
... There is one group of LAC around whom there has been particularly intense policy and practice concern. These LAC have variously been referred to as having, for example, ‘complex’ (Horwath, 2000) or ‘high support needs’ ...
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Siblings and child development
... We turn to multi-child families in Tables 1 and 2 (column “number of siblings, 2). Compared to cohort children having just one sibling, children with two or more siblings nearly always exhibited a significantly raised ...
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Evaluation of the Cellfield intervention for dyslexia : behavioural and electrophysiological outcomes
... Tallal 1980, leading the research work on auditory deficits and dyslexia, proposed that dyslexia involves a low-level auditory processing deficit that impairs the ability to perceive rap[r] ...
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Multidimensional family therapy decreases the rate of externalising behavioural disorder symptoms in cannabis abusing adolescents: outcomes of the INCANT trial
... cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and other active comparison treatments in decreasing both internalising symptoms and externalising symptoms and behaviours ...
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Measuring fidelity to behavioural support delivery for smoking cessation and its association with outcomes
... Intervention fi delity helps to attribute effects more ac- curately by explaining variation and increases con fi dence in interpretation of outcomes [7]. For example, where there are no fi delity assessments, effects ...
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Identification of behaviour change components in swallowing interventions for head and neck cancer patients: protocol for a systematic review
... maintain an oral diet at this stage. However, the treat- ments for this type of cancer are known to have a sig- nificant impact on the physiology of normal swallow function [3, 4]. Most notably, problems may be associ- ...
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