Sentences with phrase «age peer relations»

How does a Just Right parent balance family time with same - age peer relations — for example, when a planned family vacation conflicts with an activity your child really wants to do with same - age friends?

Not exact matches

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Previously, the researchers reported that fifty - six percent of the children in the study showed declines in adaptive behavior at or before the age of ten, with an average age of seven years for the beginning of the decline, both in relation to their peers and in absolute terms.

For example, during a reading lesson, select an age - appropriate article about perfectionism or peer relations.

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In preschool and school - age children, social withdrawal, negative peer relations, academic difficulties, and depression are more common among neglected children relative to abused victims.

Different strategies may be needed to help children develop social competencies and establish positive peer relations depending upon the age of the child and the type of peer problem being experienced.

Children's social skills were assessed in terms of the quality of his / her relations with peers at age 46 months via a sub-scale of Goodman's «Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire» (SDQ).

For example, almost a quarter (27 %) of children whose mothers had good / average mental health at all sweeps had poor reported relations with their peers at 3 years of age.

Child outcomes in relation to their emotional, behavioural and inter-personal relationships with peers were assessed at age 46 months, while cognitive development was assessed at 34 months.

School adjustment and early reading skill are both related to attachment at approximately one year of age.27 Peer relations, as well as relations with teachers, in the early school years are better for children with a history of secure attachment than for those with an insecure history.28

The first objective of the present study was therefore to investigate whether being isolated from cliques from age 11 to 13 years predicted an increase in depressive symptoms at age 14 years, while controlling for other problems in the peer relations domain.

In particular, the transition period from adolescence to early adulthood constitutes a compelling time frame for analyzing young individuals» smoking in relation to peers» smoking, because social network formations and the susceptibility to peer influences are likely to vary at younger ages.

We hypothesize that clique isolation at age 11 to 13 years would predict self - reported depressive symptoms at age 14 years, even if initial levels of depressive symptoms at age 11 years and other problems in the peer relations domain (i.e., peer rejection and friendlessness at age 11) would be controlled for.

Then two linear regressions were conducted to examine unique relations between positive and negative friendship qualities in participants» best friendships (with non-CF peers) and two health - related outcomes: Treatment adherence and health - related quality of life, controlling for age and health status.

There were gender × age interactions for peer problems [F (2,1962) = 11.7, p <.001] whereby the boys peer relations were rated as getting worse as they got older and girls were rated as improving.