Sentences with phrase «likelihood of another affected child»

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The first child most affects the happiness of the person, with a 5.6 % decrease in likelihood of being very happy.

Consistent parenting When a child's defiance and emotional outbursts occur, the parent or caregiver's response affects the likelihood of the behavior happening again.

Though there is some deabte as to just how much your pregnancy diet will affect your child's likelihood of developing allergies, most experts agree that the more peanuts you consume during pregnancy, the greater the chance your child has of being allergic to them in the future.

Other question topics included how Cuomo's love of cars and motorcycles affects his actions on mass transit, the ongoing investigations of Mayor de Blasio's fundraising efforts in the 2014 senate elections and whether Cuomo has been questioned in those investigations, current legislative efforts at retroactively extending the statute of limitations in child sex abuse cases, the developing troubles of Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota and whether Cuomo will act to remove Spota, the likelihood of «ethics reform» passing in this legislative session, the timing of an inspector general's report on the 2015 Dannemora prison escape and Cuomo's planned trip to Italy.

Familial Alzheimer's also affects multiple generations, as the mutations that cause the disease are dominantly inherited and fully penetrant, which means that if a parent has a mutation, he or she has a 50 percent likelihood of passing it on to his or her children.

«Poverty affects not only the amount and quality of learning support a child receives, but also the likelihood of experiencing stress, chaos, and violence,» notes Eric Dearing, professor of applied developmental psychology at Boston College, who led the study.

It represents a significant healthcare challenge, as many patients require life - long care and individuals may ask about the likelihood of their children being affected.

There is substantial evidence that chronic, low - level exposure to organophosphates (the most common class of pesticide) may affect brain functioning and neurological development in humans.33, 34 This evidence indicates a strong likelihood that low - level chronic exposure adversely affects children's nervous systems.

Effects on family income may reflect a) increases in one's own income, b) increases in other income due to increases in the likelihood of being married, or c) increases in the income of one's family members (which is likely if children tend to marry individuals who were also affected by spending increases).

Suspensions and expulsions have unforeseen outcomes for the affected children, including a higher likelihood of becoming a high school dropout.

Protective factors such as living in a supportive and nurturing environment assist children to be able to manage stressful events and can decrease the likelihood of ongoing impact, such as mental health and behavioural difficulties, after children have been affected by trauma.

Regression models controlled for several child characteristics that could also affect the likelihood of being suspended or expelled.

These data, indicating that marital dysfunctions are associated with depression — whether as a cause or as a consequence — are crucial, as they suggest the likelihood of another pathway through which PPD might affect the child.