[PDF] Top 20 The child attachment interview: Development and validation

... principle that IWMs are relatively stable and once formed are resistant to change. The current review is concerned with the latter and hence is not intended as an exhaust[r] ... See full document

... Altogether, leaves of 444 individuals were sampled, 33 adults and 411 progenies. These 33 adult trees are in the University of Santa Catarina State, Campus of Lages. They are originated from a mixture of seedlings of ... See full document

... We have developed and validated a telephone classifica- tion interview that can be used by a non-headache spe- cialist to classify common chronic headache disorders. Crucially, in the population studied here, ... See full document

... different coder for the two time points, produced somewhat mixed results. Consistency in scale scores was adequate at 3 months, but only found for certain scales after a gap of a year. However, the stable scales included ... See full document

... The first factor, School Setting, refers to all levels of education and school types, and includes six items. This factor had the highest eigenvalue (6.03) and explained 29% of the variance across all of the items. The  ... See full document

... The study design did not provide a straightforward assess- ment of the acceptability of the OEQ because in both valida- tion surveys the OEQ had to be sent with a pack containing other standard instruments so it is ... See full document

... 387 Both UE and EE were associated with a higher preference for HFSA and HFSW foods, which 388 is consistent with adult data and demonstrates that children with these eating behaviour tr[r] ... See full document

... an interview was, for example, Autonomous (or F)--an attachment ...the interview as slighdy dismissing and assign it to the F2 ...the interview, and thus be led to assign it to one of the F4 ... See full document

... more speaker turns between the child and another family member) was 8.4 per hour; some families had as few as two, others as many as 25 such conversations per hour. They found that such talk about feelings has ... See full document

... Hermine von Hug-Hellmuth was the first to undertake systematic analyses of children. Following her PhD studies in physics she became a teacher. Influenced by her friend, mentor, and analyst Isidor Sadger, Hug-Hellmuth ... See full document

... the development and content validation of a focus group discussion (FGD) interview guide, which was utilized to explore practices and factors that influence adolescents’ usage of the Nutrition ... See full document

... The DSED item no 6 (Minimal checking back, criteria A3), showed high cross loadings with both RAD 1 and RAD 2. This item had been amended to make it more appropriate for adolescents, and was worded: “Some young people ... See full document

... Childhood Attachment Interview (CAI) and provided encouragement and supervision throughout the entirety of this ...Childhood Attachment Interview in its initial ... See full document

... no child met the diagnos- tic criteria for an attachment disorder ...of attachment disorder symptoms ...caregiver child interaction leading to bonding and attachment, whereas the ... See full document

... graine in children from adults by re- quiring shorter duration (1 – 72 hours instead of 4 – 72 hours), less restrictive location (bifrontal/bitemporal or uni- lateral instead of just unilateral), and symptoms of ... See full document

... second interview was too short which could have inflated the stability of the CAI, as the children may have memorised some of their initial responses and reproduced them in the second ... See full document

... 2012 child questionnaire, quantitative analysis of data from the 2007 child complementary medicine questionnaire (frequencies analysis of prevalence of therapies by age, race/ethnicity, disease status, and ... See full document

... preoccupied attachment, the deactivation of affective states seen in dismissing insecure attachment, or the basic contradictions inherent to disorganized attachment lead to lack of ...insecure ... See full document

... secure attachment would report higher levels of competence and acceptance on Harter’s scales was not supported by the univariate ...secure attachment relationships reported significantly higher levels of ... See full document

... MTFC-P is an intensive behavior focused program for young foster children (3 to 7 years of age), aiming to de- crease children’s problem behavior and increase social behaviors to promote further placement stability. For ... See full document