[PDF] Top 20 Emotion Control Predicts Internalizing and Externalizing Behavior Problems in Boys With and Without an Autism Spectrum Disorder

... in emotion control can be related to impairments in both emotion generation and in the process that relates to the ability to deal with emotions (Sheppes et ...of emotion control are ... See full document

... and without ASD, suggesting internalizing symptoms significantly impact the female ASD popula- ...problematic internalizing and externalizing symptoms, coupled with complex social ... See full document

... siblings without the disorder ...behavioral problems compared to the control ...the disorder attributed higher social competence to ...the disorder aged 12 to 16 years had more ... See full document

... child behavior, and that the majority of our mother- and father-specific models revealed few substantive differences in results when compared to our combined ... See full document

... Social information processing Social information pro- cessing skills biases and deficits will be assessed with the Sociale Informatie Verwerkings Test (SIVT) [56]. The SIVT consists of six videos that show hostile, ... See full document

... attention problems. There were no significant differences on externalizing and on the corresponding ...aggressive behavior (Table ...total problems (d ⫽ ... See full document

... A total of 163 parents indicated that their child was adopted (2.8%), and 5624 parents did not (97.2%). Overall, participants ranged in age from 1 year, 6 months, to 17 years, 6 months (mean [SD] = 6.2 [3.4] years). The ... See full document

... attentional control, in- hibition of dominant and activation of subdominant re- sponses and ability to shift between multiple tasks and/ or mental ...also predicts later internalizing prob- lems ... See full document

... The results of the present study should be evaluated within the context of its limitations. The first issue is the cross-sectional nature of the study which does not allow investigating the causality between ID/IDA and ... See full document

... The first dependent variable studied was depression, this model explained 7% of variance. The model of anxiety explained 10% of variance and the model of somatic complaints explained 7% of variance. None of those models ... See full document

... the Internalizing-Externalizing Model PG is a disorder that is highly comorbid with other psychiatric conditions, notably SUDs, unipolar mood disorders, and antisocial personality ...conduct ... See full document

... the control group, the following inclusion criteria were used as follows: 1) no psychiatric disorder diagnosis according to DSM-5 (not meeting the diagnostic criteria of any psychiatric disorder ... See full document

... Previous studies on children of veterans have given inconsistent results. Children of veterans according to these studies reported higher levels of conflict in their families but no significant differences on measures of ... See full document

... Overall, N = 905 families provided informed consent and filled out the child and the parent questionnaire at the second measurement point. In n = 608 cases (67%), both child and parent data were available at least at two ... See full document

... mental disorder, not otherwise specified, while we re- quired autistic ...autistic disorder (as opposed to an inception sam- ple including pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise ... See full document

... Moral reasoning plays a critical role in human societies, resting upon moral principles that prescribe how individuals ought to behave. Individual differences in moral ideology may lead to the adoption of different moral ... See full document

... on behavior problems are quite robust and may have substantial public health implications because problems as noted on the CBCL tend to persist over time 41 and predict later ... See full document

... for behavior problems is reduced (Bradley, Corwyn, McAdoo, & Coll, 2001; Koblinsky, Kuvalanka, & Randolph, 2006) and children‟s language skills (Tamis-LeMonda, Shannon, Cabera, & Lamb, 2004) and ... See full document

... of boys ages 7-13 years. A group of boys with FXS was compared to typically developing mental age (MA) matched ...All boys had MAs of 48 months or older and all executive function tasks (measures of ... See full document

... This study investigated the prevalence of emotional and behavioural symptoms in unaccompanied refugee adolescents living in Italy; an area which remains under-researched despite the relatively high number of asylum ... See full document