Child Outcomes
Care Coordination for CSHCN: Associations With Family-Provider Relations and Family/Child Outcomes
... family/child outcomes defined as decreased out-of-pocket (OOP) ex- penses, less family financial burden, less time spent coordinating care, im- pact on parental/family unemploy- ment, and fewer school ...
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Maternal Employment and Child Outcomes : Evidence From the Irish Marriage Bar
... In a nutshell, the empirical research to date has generated mixed evidence about the relative importance of maternal employment on child outcomes. As indicated there are both methodological strengths and ...
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Maternal Employment and Child Outcomes: Evidence from the Irish Marriage Bar
... longer-term child outcomes (Ermisch and Francesconi, 2013; Schildberg- Hoerisch, ...later-life/longer-term outcomes of children is not surprising since datasets that link together later child ...
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Growing up in Scotland : characteristics of pre-school provision and their association with child outcomes
... with child outcomes is not ...and child outcomes and underlines the importance of retaining quality – as well as improving flexibility – as pre-school educational entitlement ...and ...
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Parental physical punishment : child outcomes and attitudes
... with child outcomes (though some would argue the magnitude of the statistical significance for the relationship between less severe physical punishment and child outcomes is so small that it ...
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Assessing Parenting Behaviors to Improve Child Outcomes
... Increasing interest in supporting effective parenting behaviors as a means to improve pediatric health is being reflected in a growing array of professional and policy initiatives. Professionals in nursing, psychology, ...
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The Influence of Family Structure on Child Outcomes: Evidence for Ireland
... This study extends the literature in this area in two main regards. First by employing data from the first wave of the Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) child cohort study; the first ever national longitudinal study of ...
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Cohabitation, marriage, relationship stability and child outcomes : an update
... improve child outcomes is by reducing the probability of parental separation; our results could be biased if we do not observe children whose parents have separated and who are disproportionately likely ...
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Maternal Alcohol-Use Disorder and Child Outcomes
... and child ’ s year of birth, and non- Indigenous and Indigenous data were analyzed ...and child characteristics associated with adverse child ...rural), child ’ s sex, and ...
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Child outcomes after parental separation : variations by contact and court involvement
... 2003; Trinder, Beek and Connolly, 2002; Trinder, Kellet and Swift, 2008), using small samples of children with high parental conflict where the court has been involved in the contact arrangements. Other studies, by ...
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Parenting Styles and Child Outcomes in Puerto Rican Families
... encompasses the combination of low levels of warmth and high levels of autonomy granting and supportive demandingness. However, the amount of research surrounding this parenting style is very limited, which hinders our ...
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How Distance to a Non-Residential Parent Relates to Child Outcomes
... expected child outcomes, these results will be ...the child and the municipality where the non-residential parent last completed ...with child outcomes ...
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Growing up in Scotland: multiple childcare provision and its effect on child outcomes
... Whilst there is a relationship between duration of care and number of providers, longer durations do not always necessitate multiple provision. The data in Table 3.1 indicate that many respondents who use multiple ...
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Cohabitation, marriage and child outcomes
... worse outcomes than those born to married couples, it is also widely recognised that marriage itself, or the absence of it, may not be the cause of this ...in outcomes between children whose parents are ...
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Beyond father absence: An investigation into black fathering and child outcomes in Britain.
... the child? Do fathers behave differently with sons and daughters? Does their behaviour change according to the age of the child? How does residence affect father-child closeness? Do fathers ...
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Marital Dissolution and Child Educational Outcomes in San Borja, Bolivia
... of child survivorship provides no evidence that divorce or remarriage has negative impacts on child ...on child outcomes (Winking et ...
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Intergenerational Associations of Parent Adverse Childhood Experiences and Child Health Outcomes
... and child-level ...the child outcomes, although the ACE and child health questions were asked in separate surveys months ...predate child health, our cross-sectional data did not allow ...
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Parenting and professional childcare in Chile : relations with child developmental outcomes in preschoolers
... the child level executive functions help children to maintain selective attention, exercise behavioral control, regulate their emotions, and control their cognitive processes (Diamond, ...for child ...
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Child and Adult Outcomes of Chronic Child Maltreatment
... RESULTS: Child maltreatment chronicity predicted negative childhood outcomes in a linear fashion (eg, percentage with at least 1 negative outcome: no maltreatment = ...adverse child outcomes ...
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Patterns of Family Context and Their Associations With Child Cognitive and Social-Emotional Outcomes
... social-emotional outcomes for children and adolescents; however, further research is necessary to uncover how these aspects of family context work together in their relationship with positive child ...to ...
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