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期刊名:Child development perspectives

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ISSN:1750-8592

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IF/分区:5.3/Q1

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Katherine Jewsbury Conger,Wendy M Little Katherine Jewsbury Conger
Recent research has shed new light on individual development during the early adulthood years, yet few investigators have examined sibling relationships during this stage of life. These relationships undergo transformations as individuals e...
C Hendricks Brown,Wei Wang,Irwin Sandler C Hendricks Brown
In describing the impact of an intervention, a single effect size, odds ratio, or other summary measure is often employed. This single measure is useful in calibrating the effect of one intervention against others, but it is less meaningful...
Keith F Widaman,Emilio Ferrer,Rand D Conger Keith F Widaman
Charting change in behavior as a function of age and investigating longitudinal relations among constructs are primary goals of developmental research. Traditionally, researchers rely on a single measure (e.g., scale score) for a given cons...
Susan Goldin-Meadow Susan Goldin-Meadow
The gestures children use when they talk often reveal knowledge that they do not express in speech. Gesture is particularly likely to reveal these unspoken thoughts when children are on the verge of learning a new task. It thus reflects kno...
Armando A Pina,Nancy Eisenberg Armando A Pina
Accessibility to prevention and remediation programs is critical for today's children who face a broad range of adversities placing them at risk for emotional and academic problems. This introduction briefly summarizes the articles in the S...
Lynn S Fuchs,Douglas Fuchs Lynn S Fuchs
In this commentary, we take issue with only one idea in Fletcher and Vaughn's overall balanced description of the potential advantages and disadvantages of RTI: the assertion that RTI models are best conceptualized as a set of processes, no...
Cecil R Reynolds,Sally E Shaywitz Cecil R Reynolds
Fletcher and Vaughn (this issue) describe recent changes to federal laws governing special education eligibility for specific learning disabilities focusing on what is commonly known as response to intervention (RTI). We are concerned about...
Jenny Macfie Jenny Macfie
A mother's mental illness may have a profound effect on her child's development, including an increased risk of the child developing the same disorder. From a developmental psychopathology perspective, offspring provide an opportunity to ex...
Rand D Conger Rand D Conger
Grolnick and Pomerantz (this issue) take on the difficult challenge of rethinking how investigators might use the concept of parental control in the study of child and adolescent development. They note that previous conceptual and empirical...
L Alan Sroufe L Alan Sroufe
So important is the perspective of development for understanding psychopathology that it spawned a new discipline-"developmental psychopathology"-which has seen remarkable advances since its introduction,, but has yet to completely fulfill ...