Sentences with phrase «of parental supervision»

Among the over seventy studies reviewed, the best predictors of delinquency and problem behavior included lack of parental supervision, parental rejection, and parent — child involvement.

For health, a high degree of parental supervision appeared important although not predominantly so.

This makes it an experience perhaps better had by older audiences, with a degree of parental supervision also likely to be beneficial.

Life with children and dogs can offer much joy and companionship, but it doesn't happen without the guidance of parental supervision and education for the whole family.

This study examined the interaction of parental supervision and adolescent alcohol use from late childhood through middle adolescence.

Few studies have used longitudinal data to examine the influence of parental supervision and parental communication on disease acquisition.

The mediating effect of parental supervision accounted for approximately 77 % of the effect of changing poverty level on the number of psychiatric symptoms during the 4 years after the opening of the casino.

According to a survey by a journal, Pediatrics, 78 % of the injuries occur at the time of parental supervision.

The area should be someplace that is comfortable to work, allows for an age - appropriate amount of parental supervision, and access to any needed supplies or resources.

Because most adolescents enrolled in our study came from single - parent homes (81.4 %), our results are particularly salient for urban high - risk populations because they indicate that the protective effect of parental supervision occurs regardless of family composition.

A prospective cohort study was used to determine the predictive value for high levels of parental supervision and communication on GC and CT infection in 158 adolescent females.

Lack of parental supervision, however momentary, was the likely cause.

As required for a mediational model, the 3 main effects analyses all were significant in a series of Poisson regressions: the effect of changing poverty level on the moderator, level of parental supervision (β = − 0.59; SE = 0.14; χ2 = 17.2; P <.001), effect of changing poverty level on psychiatric symptoms (β = 0.18; SE = 0.062; χ2 = 8.2; P =.004), and the effect of supervision on psychiatric symptoms (β = 1.07; SE = 0.13; χ2 = 71.2; P <.001).

«We are concerned that more children are experiencing neglect due to lack of parental supervision; inadequate food, clothing and shelter; physical injuries; and drug and alcohol abuse,» Bryant said.