Sentences with phrase «family variables»

As such, family factors were predictive of unique variance above and beyond adherence, indicating direct and indirect effects of family variables on metabolic control.

For the single - parent family variable, this amounts to an increase of 1.2 years in the amount of time children spent living with one parent between the ages of 14 and 16.

The article looks at four different family variables that may influence student achievement and at ways in which schools can offset the effects of these variables.

What the study actually found was that the effects of child care on children's behavior were small — smaller than the effect of family variables such as maternal sensitivity and family income.

Study participants explored career planning experiences with school counselors, examined family variables, and discussed the importance of hands - on role models.

With regard to family variables risk effects were found for high rejection, dysfunctional family functioning, and high parental stress.

Controlling for family variables in abuse effects research: A critique of the «partialling» approach.

This study sought to determine levels of healthy development of Puerto Rican children living in the U.S. mainland, and took into account family variables, perceived discrimination, and geographic location.

To understand the effects of PMT, we first evaluated effect sizes among family variables over time.

A great deal of research has therefore been conducted to investigate the causes, treatment and prevention of conduct problems, 2 often using models emphasizing risk and protective factors addressing children's social competence and contextual family variables as research and intervention frameworks.3

Moreover, the relation between family variables and metabolic control was reduced from 34 to 18 %, F (4, 99) = 8.86, p <.001, when adherence was accounted for, demonstrating criterion IV for mediation (Table III).

Since individual protective factors are a meaningful variables for psychological adjustment, we are interested to know the extent to which family variables (i.e., parental bonding and PA) and an individual variable (self - esteem) could predict psychological distress in adulthood.

In accordance with criterion III of the guidelines, child and parent adherence predicted 6 %, F (2, 99) = 5.39, p <.001 — child - rated adherence 5 %, F (1, 100) = 5.6, p <.01; parent - rated adherence 4 %, F (1, 100) = 4.2, p <.01 — of the variance in metabolic control with the effects of family variables accounted for.

In a second article, using the same cohort as the West et al study, Weinstein et al7 examined baseline child, parent and family variables as potential moderators of response to CFF - CBT or a treatment - as - usual (TAU) comparison group.

What they discovered was that men who reported health problems at the age of 16 had a lower probability of becoming fathers than men who did not report the same issues; this «selection effect» remained the same even when «family variables» like parental social class or siblings were taken into account.

Description: This nationwide cross-sectional, descriptive study examines the educational history, demographic features, and academic achievement of home - educated students and the basic demographics of their families, and to assess the relationships between the students» academic achievement and selected student and family variables.

Research suggests that family variables are involved in the transmission of depression from parents to children.

Predictors of outcome, such as comorbidity, family variables, therapist characteristics, and length of treatment also need further exploration.

DOCC and EUC were comparable on all baseline PCP background and outcome variables, and family variables, with 2 exceptions (Table 2).

Research suggests that family variables are involved in the transmission of depression from parents to children.

Researchers have endeavoured to identify variables affecting treatment response, and a host of factors have been found to predict poor outcomes, most of which are parental or family variables (e.g. parental psychopathology, marital conflict, socioeconomic disadvantage; Beauchaine et al. 2005).

• Another family variable associated with schizophrenia is a negative emotional climate, or more generally a high degree of expressed emotion (EE).

We also thank Marlies van Dijk and Tamara Verbeek, who coded the family variables, and Geert Jan Stams, David Farrington and Henk Elffers who gave advice on statistical matters.

Both the absence of risk and the presence of positive characteristics were associated with low externalizing problems for IQ, temperament, and some family variables.

Child age and a family variable were added next as predictors into the regression, and the age by family functioning interaction was added into the final block.

Systematic participant drop - out according to the family variables, however, did not alter the association between family factors obtained in pregnancy and disruptive behaviour disorder at 8 years of age.

This presence of multicollinearity between values of adherence and the family variables is as would be expected.

At 6 and 9 months of age, maternal concerns were poorly related to infant or family variables.

Taken together these results confirm the protective function of parental monitoring during adolescent development and provide support for the concept of familiar responsibility as a relational competence indicating psychosocial maturity and linked to family variables, rather than a simply characteristic of the individual.

Most studies do not control for general infant and family variables, which may lead to biased samples.

In a study conducted by Lewin et al. (2006), critical parenting was found to be the strongest predictor, among several predictors comprising a family variable composite, accounting for the largest portion of variance in glycemic control (β =.38 p <.001).