Sentences with phrase «in maltreated children»

Indeed, it is disconcerting to note that even now, unfortunately, inappropriate clinical practices are employed by some clinicians and parents even when abusive and dangerous for the child's life.2, 3 In our opinion, rigorous studies on the effectiveness of intervention programs in promoting the development of secure attachments in maltreated children are essential in order to answer the questions posed by researchers.

Biomarkers of Risk and Resilience in Maltreated Children Examines recently maltreated children, with an emphasis on identifying physiologic and genetic mechanisms that may be indicative of more adaptive response to this serious contextual stressor.

Organizational perspective on cognitive control functioning and cognitive — affective balance in maltreated children

This study examined young boys who were maltreated in their youth (Avshalom Caspl et al., «Role of Genotype in the Cycle of Violence in Maltreated Children,» Science, August 2, 2002).

Paper reference: Danese, A. et al. «Leptin deficiency in maltreated children» published in Translational Psychiatry doi: 10.1038 / tp.2014.79

The authors suggest that leptin deficiency may contribute to onset, persistence, and progression of physical health problems in maltreated children.

Dissociative symptoms and academic functioning in maltreated children: A preliminary study.

Salivary cortisol in maltreated children: Evidence of relations between neuroendocrine activity and social competence

Summary: (To include comparison groups, outcomes, measures, notable limitations) This study assessed the effects of participation in the Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch - up (ABC) intervention on child abuse potential, parenting stress, and child behavior in maltreated children and their foster parents.

Accurate Recognition of Mood Disorders Creates Effective Medical Treatment Plans in Maltreated Children — John Alston, MD

The use of imaging Technology and Physiological Measurements to Investigate Changes in Biological Stress Systems and Brain Development in Maltreated Children with PTSD

[jounal] Toth, S. L. / 1996 / Patterns of relatedness, depressive symptomatology, and perceived competence in maltreated children / Journal of consulting and clinical psychology 64 (1): 32 ~ 41

The percentage of secure attachments is similar in maltreated children and institution - reared children, but the percentage of disorganized attachments in institution - reared children is considerably larger (Figure 1).

For a better understanding of the effects of maltreatment on child development, it is important according to van IJzendoorn and Bakermans - Kranenburg1 to examine the mechanisms involved in the development of disorganized attachments and the capacity for resilience so unexpectedly displayed in some maltreated children.

Superior temporal gyrus volumes in maltreated children and adolescents with PTSD.

These findings advance our understanding of foster placement's role in maltreated children's development and provide preliminary insight into the processes associated with the formation of potentially compensatory relationships.

Emotion understanding in maltreated children: Recognition of facial expressions and integration with other emotion cues

Puetz and McCrory draw parallels with the remarkably similar pattern of findings in maltreated children and suggest that these early neurodevelopmental changes may in part account for the especially severe and chronic addiction profiles in adults with early histories of maltreatment.

The authors suggest narrative story stems, playful tasks that activate the child's attachment representations, to assess for dissociation in maltreated children.

A Systematic Review of the Evidence for Impaired Cognitive Theory of Mind in Maltreated Children.

Our comments are thus intended to highlight the aspects that should be considered in developing intervention programs for the prevention of disorganized attachments in maltreated children.

The findings suggest that, despite early exposure to trauma, many maltreated children display a low or normal level of externalizing behavior problems over time, providing empirical evidence of resilience in maltreated children.

Organizational perspective on cognitive control functioning and cognitive - affective balance in maltreated children

Bonding and attachment in maltreated children: consequences of emotional neglect in childhood.

Perry, Bonding and Attachment in Maltreated Children: Consequences of Emotional Neglect in Childhood, ChildTrauma Academy, 2001.