Lead facilitator characteristics and parent outcomes
Parent–Adolescent Discrepancies in Perceived Parenting Characteristics and Adolescent Developmental Outcomes in Poor Chinese Families
... developmental outcomes (indexed by achievement moti- vation and psychological competence) in poor families in Hong ...that parent–child discrepancies in perceived parenting charac- teristics have negative ...
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Early Literacy Outcomes and Parent Involvement
... From a broader contextual basis, Bronfenbrenner and Morris (1998) proposed that human development takes place through proximal processes, which are reciprocal interactions that occur on a regular basis over an extended ...
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Key worker services for disabled children: what characteristics of services lead to better outcomes for children and families?
... four outcomes as a whole, there was considerable consistency between analyses of the different ...QoL, outcomes that measure direct key worker ...need outcomes, the MPOC scores, which measure ...
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THE IMPACT OF THE LOS ANGELES MOVING OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM ON RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY, NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS, AND EARLY CHILD AND PARENT OUTCOMES
... INTRODUCTION One of the critical issues in the design of housing assistance programs is how to promote the economic and social integration of the poor. Although only a minority of the poor live in urban areas with a high ...
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Treatment adherence and facilitator characteristics in a community based pediatric weight control intervention
... Conclusions Despite these limitations, this study provides important information. Our data suggest that paraprofessionals without prior expertise in pediatric weight control can be trained to successfully deliver an ...
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Influences Of Early Child Characteristics And Health On Later Parent And Parent-Child Relationship Factors
... on parent functioning for a mother with a limited support system together with higher expectations of children, for example, than for a mother with a significant network of support as well as flexible ideas about ...
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The Effects of Comprehensive Parent Engagement on Student Learning Outcomes
... because parent engagement programs tend to be small in scope and scale, not focused on student learning, and primarily inclusive only of parents who choose to participate in activities at the ...the ...
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Patient and parent preferences for characteristics of prophylactic treatment in hemophilia
... clinical outcomes and the difficulties of maintain- ing adherence to prophylaxis, it is important to understand how individuals with hemophilia – and the parents of children with hemophilia – value the different ...
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory Jonathan Demko (facilitator and lead author for Chapter 5) and Mike Gouge
... Characteristics of the site selected for initial implementation will impact the optimization of the near term cable system. A relatively short cable system is expected; some of the cable subsystem participants ...
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Friend, foe or facilitator? The role of the parent-service provider relationship in the early implementation of a family-based community intervention
... will lead to improved school readiness in their ...examine parent and child outcomes, including a number of aspects of physical and psychological ...
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SIMILAR MEDIA ATTRIBUTES LEAD TO SIMILAR LEARNING OUTCOMES
... In fact, a central point of Potosky’s (in press, 2008) model is that the labels assigned to various media matter less than the attributes of the media involved in the exchange. It is also useful to note that whatever ...
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Parent-Provider-Community Partnerships: Optimizing Outcomes for Children With Disabilities
... changed, 53 which may relate to the unpredictable and often unavoidable circumstances that necessitate that children with disabilities receive inter- vals of care outside of their homes. The long-term demands of ...
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The Effects of Training on Parent Knowledge and Expectations of Student Postschool Outcomes
... postschool outcomes of their young adult with a disability, the young adult was significantly more likely to achieve the ...demographic characteristics did not affect the outcomes of high ...
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Exploring household dynamics: the reciprocal effects of parent and child characteristics
... A burgeoning line of literature has shown there are strong effects of maternal mental health on child socio-emotional development (Cummings & Davies, 1994; Downey & Coyne, 1990; Mensah & Kiernan, 2010; Smith, 2004). This ...
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Characteristics and Outcomes Site Profiles Report Guide
... Where can this report be accessed? All archived copies of the Site Profiles can be accessed on our APSS website which is located at http://www.chestnut.org/LI/APSS/index.asp. After selecting the project name, please log ...
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The Role of Fathers in Behavioral Parent Training: An Exploration of Parent-Related Factors in Parent and Child Treatment Outcomes
... the parent-child relationship, parent ratings were high with a mean of 45 ...note, parent perceptions of stress were not significantly different from pre to ...
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Parent-Child Closeness and Coping Outcomes in Emerging Adulthood
... honestly. Parent-emerging adult closeness can also be viewed as a protective factor during these formative years, as closeness predicts fewer uses of maladaptive, disengagement coping such avoidance, binge ...
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Facilitator Preparation
... October 2021 Center for the Army Profession and Leadership Page 1 of 6 Facilitator Preparation Personal Story Exploration & Development Use this resource in advance of the session to prepare your facilitation. ...
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FACILITATOR BIOGRAPHIES
... the lead consultant on many ...As lead consultant on this project, Lynne drove the design process, developed the array of strategies used to support the change initiative, wrote the curriculum and ...
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A revitalization protocol lead to different outcomes in adjacent teeth
... ) Regenerative) Endodontic) Procedures) can) be) defined) as) biologically) based)procedures)designed)to)replace)damaged)structures)including) dentin) and) cells) of) the) pulp) –) denti[r] ...
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