Difficult temperament
Infant temperament and childhood psychiatric disorder: longitudinal study
... ‘difficult’ temperament as this assumes that only children with a predetermined cluster of difficulties are likely to be at risk and possible risks related to other specific domains may be ...
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The Influence of postpartum posttraumatic Stress Disorders on the childhood Development: a population-based Two-year follow-up Study
... infant’s temperament three months after birth were strongly associated with all child development ...therefore difficult to know whether the results are ...with difficult temperament might be ...
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Is This a Behavior Problem or Normal Temperament?
... of temperament-related behavioral issues has been in development by the Northern California Kaiser Per- manente Group, a large health maintenance organi- ...in temperament, describes the behavioral ...
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Risk and protective factors for mental health problems in preschool-aged children: cross-sectional results of the BELLA preschool study
... In Germany, there have been few studies on correlates of MHPs in preschool-aged children conducted in the general population. Therefore the first goal of the current study was to investigate possible correlates of MHPs ...
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Infant Temperament and School Age Behavior: 6-Year Longitudinal Study in a Pediatric Practice
... The original analysis of data from the New York Longitudinal Study did not demonstrate an asso- ciation between difficult temperament in infancy and behavior problems at 5 years of age.5[r] ...
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The Uranium Lead Geochemistry of the Mount McRae Shale Formation, Hamersley Basin, Western Australia
... the temperament data and provided two temperament factors that map onto the „easy/difficult‟ and „time-to-warm-up‟ dimensions documented in the literature; these two factors were used for ...
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Attachment, parenting stress and temperament across infancy in a community sample: Contributions to internalising versus externalising toddler behaviours
... Several aspects of a child’s rearing environment have been shown to be risk factors for the development of problem behaviours. These include negative marital relations, lack of parental support, stress, negative affect, ...
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Predicting Preschool Behavior Problems From Temperament and Other Variables in Infancy
... Maternal Overall Perception of Difficult Temperament Plus Behavior Problems Plus Additional Risk Factors as Predictors. of Preschool Behavior Problems[r] ...
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Temperament as a Factor in Early School Adjustment
... Infant temperament profiles of “difficult,” “intermediate,” and “easy” in a randomly selected group of 51 children were shown to correlate with impulsivity and school adjustment at ages [r] ...
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Fearful temperament moderates the association between positive parenting and children's social competence during early childhood
... Laboratory Temperament Assessment Battery (LAB-TAB; Goldsmith & Rothbart, ...fearful temperament during early childhood ...fearful temperament: avoidance and ...
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There is more to mental illness than negative affect: comprehensive temperament profiles in depression and generalized anxiety
... In our study, patients with a history of Bipolar Disorder, past or present, were specifically excluded and Comorbid subjects were treated separately. The very lage increase in Impulsivity in the Comorbid group is thought ...
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A review of self-report and interview-based instruments to assess mania and hypomania symptoms
... assess temperament, character and manic personality, the Temperament evaluation of Memphis, Pisa, Paris and San Diego (TEMPS-A) and the Affective Temperament Questionnaire (ATQ) and two rating scales ...
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Temperament and Behavior of Preterm Infants: A Six-Year Follow-up
... early school age, temperament was rated on the Childhood Temperament Questionnaire and behav- ior on the Childhood Behaviour Questionnaire,42 from which is derived a total score and thre[r] ...
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Early temperamental traits in an octopus (Octopus bimaculoides)
... Considering these features of temperament trait development then, we asked a third question regarding octopus temperament: If octopuses do indeed display temperamental features throughou[r] ...
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The Relation between the Nine Types Temperament Model and the Five Factor Personality Model in a Turkish Sample Group
... Individuals with high scores on the FFPI’s A factor are sensitive, compassionate, easy-going, calm, avoid conflicts, trust people, are open to cooperation, honest, altruistic and humble. Those who have low scores on this ...
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Productivity, carcass and meat quality of lot-fed Bos indicus cross steers grouped according to temperament
... good temperament — flight-speed range ...poor temperament — flight-speed range ...mixed temperament — on this treatment half of the animals were good temperament and half were poor, ...
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The Limits between Bipolar Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder: A Review of the Evidence
... are difficult to assess in clinical ...a temperament and BPD could emerge from cyclothymic disorder and be considered an unstable variety of the disorder characterized by dysphoric mood, explosivity, and ...
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Difficult colonoscopy score identifies the difficult patients undergoing unsedated colonoscopy
... the difficult rate ...predicting difficult colonoscopy (insertion time more than 10 min) was ...of difficult colonoscopy was 73%, 50%, 85% and 66% ...the difficult rate in high-risk patients ...
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Revision of the Infant Temperament Questionnaire
... The number of items was increased from 70 to 95, rating options were increased from three to six, more items have high-low reversals, and they are randomized as to content area.. Good te[r] ...
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Written Explanation of Temperament Scores
... The Carey and McDevitt Infant Temperature Questionnaire is issued to the parent(s) at the 6- month health supervision examination.. About 88% of those questionnaires issued are completed[r] ...
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