Middle Childhood
Epidemiological Profile of Health and Behaviors in Middle Childhood
... in middle childhood are generally healthy and thriving but highlights the fragility of this picture by sounding an early warning around the emergence and progression of selected health-risk ...
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The quality of girls' diets declines and tracks across middle childhood
... during middle childhood, those who start out with 'healthier' diets at a young age will be less likely to be at risk for inadequate intakes during mid- dle childhood than those who start out with ...
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Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior, and Symptoms of Major Depression in Middle Childhood
... in many of these prospective studies, self-reports of inactivity and depression have been applied that may inflate their relationship on a prospective basis, due to the common methods that are employed. Moreover, it is ...
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Early childhood risk and resilience factors for behavioural and emotional problems in middle childhood
... These results are consistent with previous research demonstrating strong relationships between early life events and internalizing and externalizing behaviours in adolescents and young adults [37,38]. Paramount among the ...
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The Codevelopment of Sympathy and Overt Aggression from Middle Childhood to Early Adolescence
... in middle childhood ...from middle childhood to early adolescence versus within early adolescence) and methodological differences ...across childhood to help children adapt to the ...
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Persistent Infant Crying and Hyperactivity Problems in Middle Childhood
... ing, and being less adaptable than CC. Most notable is that children with previous PC in infancy substan- tially more often had Hyperactivity scores in the borderline/clinical range than their peers as consis- tently ...
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Reactive and Regulatory Temperament Traits as Predictors of Depressive Symptoms in Middle Childhood
... Although a large literature has examined temperament in adult and adolescent depression, few studies have investigated temperamental precursors of depressive symptoms in young children over time. I evaluated the role of ...
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Measuring adaptation in middle childhood: The development of the Hampstead Child Adaptation Measure (HCAM)
... D espite the extensive research and theorising concerning early childhood and adolescence, middle childhood, i.e. five to twelve years o f age, remains relatively unexamined. This remains true ...
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Playground as a social place for middle childhood children in residential community
... The context of this research is a residential area in Johor Bahru town. The target group is children in middle childhood (between 6 to 12 years old), in Taman Mutiara Rini, Skudai. Scope of study is first ...
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Developmental changes in the engagement of episodic retrieval processes and their relationship with working memory during the period of middle childhood.
... during middle childhood and importantly these improvements are related to the ability to retrieve information from long-term ...during middle childhood are related to improvements in verbal ...
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The Nature and Structure of Temperament in Early and Middle Childhood: A Multi-Method Approach
... in middle childhood; here, we recovered a four-factor structure with only a marginal resemblance to the structure proposed by Simonds and Rothbart (2004) for this developmental ...
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Coping with Peer Victimization in Middle Childhood
... In conclusion, currently there are competing theories regarding the importance of coping responses in predicting future victimization, and little research has tested the longitudinal predictions of the competing ...
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Morality from infancy to middle childhood
... Karen is the girl high on prosocial behavior. Although Karen wanted to use the money she got to buy a pair of earrings, the argument of her mother Esther that children in poor countries do not even have money to buy ...
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Mass deworming programmes in middle childhood and adolescence
... in middle childhood—especially ages four to eight years— following curative treatment, with significant increases in height and weight as well as improvements in cogni- tion (Callender and others 1998; ...
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Inhibitory Control and Moral Emotions: Relations to Reparation in Early and Middle Childhood
... Murray, & Putnam, 1994). The capacity of reparative behavior to facilitate and maintain positive peer relations makes it an essential component of children’s social lives (Webster-Stratton & Reid, 2004). Indeed, ...
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The development of children's understanding of levels of authority in the middle childhood years
... In contrast to the research on cbildren's social perceptions, this grcup of studies is primarily concerned with authority figures r.ith l'hom t..~e children do not interact at a personal[r] ...
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Early childhood television viewing predicts explosive leg strength and waist circumference by middle childhood
... in childhood can, in turn, benefit athletic performance and reduce the risk of sport-related injuries ...early childhood television viewing is associated with muscular strength and waist circumference in ...
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Anxiety in middle childhood
... Although Chan 1983 found that Hong Kong Chinese adolescents' psychological wellbeing was related more to family support than to supp?rt from friends or peers, findings .regarding the qua[r] ...
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The effect of ADHD on self-esteem in middle childhood
... LIST OF TABLES Table 1 Seven Processes in the Development of Self-Concept Table 2 Mean and Standard Deviation Age Among ADHD Children And nonADHD Children Table 3 Gender Distribution bet[r] ...
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Peer Victimization in Middle Childhood: Characteristics, Causes, and Consequences of School Bullying
... The predominant behaviour involved is in the form of physical aggression where bullies use direct and open attacks on the victim with an intent to produce harm.. For example, the v[r] ...
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