Sentences with phrase «developmental consequences»

If an attachment has not developed during this period, then the child will suffer from irreversible developmental consequences, such as reduced intelligence and increased aggression.

There are many developmental consequences of poverty.

While there are known developmental consequences and correlates of intimate partner violence perpetration and victimization, research focused on bidirectional and multiple forms of partner violence among Latino emerging adults is needed.

As a result, I don't have concerns about the developmental consequences of her head - turning preference but I would like to keep her sweet little head round.

A review article on iron (Griffin and Abrams, 2001) indicates that if your baby is basically healthy, iron deficiency in the absence of anemia should not have developmental consequences.

Her most recent work focuses on the developmental consequences of oxytocin, including perinatal exposure to synthetic oxytocin, and the protective role of this peptide in the regulation of behavioral and autonomic reactivity to stressful experiences.

Infant crying behaviour may be an important step towards addressing maternal mental health and developmental consequences.

Campolongo, P., Trezza, V., Ratano, P., Palmery, M. & Cuomo, V. «Developmental Consequences of Perinatal Cannabis Exposure: Behavioral and Neuroendocrine Effects in Adult Rodents.»

Sociocultural differences in the developmental consequences of the use of physical discipline during childhood for African Americans.

There has been extensive research into the developmental consequences of various components of infant diet.

Curiously, then, HPAT mutations can have developmental consequences in both the simple moss (see accompanying image # 2) and the more evolved mustard plant — enhancing growth in the one, impairing it in the other.

The developmental consequences of low to moderate prenatal and postnatal lead exposure: intellectual attainment in the Cincinnati Lead Study Cohort following school entry.

Xenoestrogens are another invisible culprit; they hijack your natural hormones and have reproductive and developmental consequences.

Xenoestrogens hijack your natural hormones and have reproductive and developmental consequences.

Dr. Francis has collaborated in research on reading and reading disabilities, attention problems, developmental consequences of brain injuries and birth defects, and adolescent alcohol abuse.

The Developmental Consequences of Child Emotional Abuse: A Neurodevelopmental Perspective (PDF - 130 KB) Yates (2006) Studies the impact of emotional abuse on a child's stress response system and its developmental consequences.

Developmental Consequences of Childhood Sexual Abuse Vigil & Geary (2008) In Child Sexual Abuse: Issues and Challenges View Abstract Examines the potential impact of childhood sexual abuse on development based on a meta - theoretical framework.

Child Abuse and Neglect: A Mental Health Perspective Caffo, Lievers, & Forresi (2006) In Working With Children and Adolescents: An Evidence - Based Approach to Risk and Resilience View Abstract Discusses the intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors for abuse, the neurobiological and developmental consequences of abuse, factors that influence resiliency, and prevention and intervention strategies.

While associations between exposure to marital conflict and child development have been documented extensively in middle childhood and adolescence, few studies have examined the developmental consequences of conflict exposure in infancy.

The developmental consequence of different patterns of maltreatment.

Neither author comments at length on research on the developmental consequences of variation in early attachment relationships.

Sociocultural differences in the developmental consequences of the use of physical discipline during childhood for African Americans