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期刊名:Early childhood research quarterly

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ISSN:0885-2006

e-ISSN:1873-7706

IF/分区:2.6/Q1

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Katherine A Magnuson,Robert Kelchen,Greg J Duncan et al. Katherine A Magnuson et al.
A meta-analysis was conducted to examine gender differences in the effects of early childhood education programs on children's cognitive, academic, behavioral, and adult outcomes. Significant and roughly equal impacts for boys and girls on ...
Lauren Micalizzi,Leslie A Brick,Megan Flom et al. Lauren Micalizzi et al.
Isolating child attributes and familial characteristics that support school readiness in children on the upper half of the socioeconomic spectrum can complement existing research on lower-socioeconomic status (SES) children and facilitate a...
Brenna Lin,Jeffrey Liew,Marisol Perez Brenna Lin
Effortful control (EC) and executive functioning (EF) are two focal constructs in the study of self-regulation in early childhood.Given a number of conceptual and empirical overlaps between EC and EF, this study examined the associations be...
Raquel Bernal,Orazio Attanasio,Ximena Peña et al. Raquel Bernal et al.
Colombia's national early childhood strategy launched in 2011 aimed at improving the quality of childcare services offered to socio-economically vulnerable children, and included the possibility that children and their childcare providers c...
Robert L Nix,Karen L Bierman,Mojdeh Motamedi et al. Robert L Nix et al.
This study examined three components of parent engagement in an enriched Head Start home visiting program: intervention attendance, the working alliance between parents and home visitors, and parents' use of program materials between sessio...
Kierra Sattler,Elizabeth Gershoff Kierra Sattler
Growing up in poverty increases the likelihood of maladaptive development. Yet, some children are able to overcome the adversity of poverty and demonstrate resilience. Currently, there is limited agreement among researchers about how to ope...
Lori E Skibbe,Janelle J Montroy,Ryan P Bowles et al. Lori E Skibbe et al.
Previous research has established that higher levels of behavioral self-regulation are associated with higher levels of language and literacy. In this study, we take a more developmental perspective by considering how trajectories of self-r...
Brian N Verdine,Laura Zimmermann,Lindsey Foster et al. Brian N Verdine et al.
Geometric forms have formal definitions. While knowing shape names is considered important for school-readiness, many children do not understand the defining features of shapes until well into elementary school (Satlow & Newcombe, 1998). On...
Daniel Pacheco,Margaret Owen,Margaret Caughy Daniel Pacheco
The emergence of self-regulation skills such as inhibitory control in children is an important developmental process associated with adjustment across multiple domains. Individual differences in inhibitory control are associated with family...
Daniel Berry,Clancy Blair,Michael Willoughby et al. Daniel Berry et al.
Evidence suggests that household chaos is associated with less optimal child outcomes. Yet, there is an increasing indication that children's experiences in childcare may buffer them against the detrimental effects of such environments. Our...