[PDF] Top 20 The Effect of Socioeconomic Status on Parents’ Dialogicality

... family socioeconomic status (SES) is a powerful predictor of many aspects of child development (Hoff, 2003), especially linguistic ...advantaged parents have children with greater vocabulary skills ... See full document

... the effect of socioeconomic status of the children, affected with diarrhea, on their ...e.g. parents’ education, number of family members, feeding of the children were ...Nutritional ... See full document

... of socioeconomic status (SES) on asth- ma have demonstrated varying degrees of associations with factors like income, college education attainment, and living in urban or rural ...The effect of SES ... See full document

... their socioeconomic position, and iii) many other patient and hospital charac- ...information; socioeconomic status of the household; detailed information about the pregnancy and delivery including ... See full document

... medium socioeconomic status sites had poor hygienic status and the lowest SES shops were unsatisfactory in lower percentage when compared to those collected from the higher SES ... See full document

... indirect effect of socioeconomic status (X) on smoking (Y) through financial strain ...between socioeconomic status and smoking status ...between socioeconomic ... See full document

... the effect of a 1-unit increase in a set of deter- minant variables (X) on the probability of choosing category s (any other categories) compared to the reference category ... See full document

... relative effect on death decreases the more diseases you suffer from, because the diseases have a direct effect on mortality as seen from the absolute ... See full document

... higher socioeconomic families achieved academic success in reading and mathematics due to effective parental ...students‟ socioeconomic status on parental ...students‟ socioeconomic ... See full document

... financially or logistically viable. In a review of immune markers of the stress response, Vedhara et al emphasise the importance of measuring multiple immune parameters, reflecting the complexity of the immune system ... See full document

... health status, monthly family income, gender, orthodontic treatment need, mother’s education, number of siblings, and household overcrowding showed a strong negative effect on oral health-related quality of ... See full document

... between socioeconomic status and academic ...socio-economic status group and the low socio-economic status ...socio-economic status had main effects for academic ... See full document

... As mentioned earlier, sleep disorder results in many important problems such as hypertension. Hypertension is the most central reason for cardiovascular diseases; based on statistics, 1.25 billion people around the world ... See full document

... qualifications. Effect sizes corresponding to these predicted differences in terms of self-regulation progress (while controlling for other relevant factors) increase from ... See full document

... postcampaign parents were aware of community resources, and many knew of a Web site that was available to assist teens with ...whether parents’ communication about cessa- tion opportunities helps decrease ... See full document

... We applied the Sinhala validated version of TAP QOL questionnaire for 36 to 42 months old children to assess the outcome. The original tool was obtained from the developers: adapted and validated for the Sri Lankan set- ... See full document

... This study showed that music intervention may slow the cog- nitive decline in healthy residents preferring Buddhist hymns in the senior citizen apartment, and intense contact with participants may improve their mood ... See full document

... The fact that smoking imposes negative effects on periodontal bone and considered as a risk factor for peri- odontitis; relies on cross-sectional and longitudinal studies, 5 therefore an assumption was made that it ... See full document

... Menarcheal age is an important turning point in a woman’s life. There are various factors changing the menarcheal age. Genetic and environmental factors can be included in these factors. In studies conducted, change in ... See full document

... question and also the developmental domain to which it belongs are shown in front of it (20). Caregivers must continue answering questions until they arrive at 3 “NO” answers (it is not necessary that the NO answers be ... See full document