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The Performance of Ankle‐ and Waist‐Based Accelerometry in Quantifying Physical Activity Intensity Among 6‐ to 24‐Month‐Year‐Olds: A Semistructured Laboratory Study

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By Hannah J. Dorris, Delaina D. Carlson, Grace A. Ballarino, Nanette V. Lopez
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CARS Children Activity Rating Scale MVPA moderate to vigorous physical activity PA physical activity VM vector magnitude 1 Introduction Engaging in physical activity and play has insurmountable health benefits during childhood, including gross motor skill development, coordination and muscle strength (Physical Activity Guidelines Advisory Committee 2018; Timmons et al. 2012). Importantly, greater movement (Benjamin-Neelon et al. 2020; Li et al.
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Early Family Conflict and Behavioral Outcomes in Children from Low-Income Families: The Indirect Effects of Parental Depression and Parenting Practices

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By Delaina D. Carlson
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1. Introduction It is well documented that children with exposure to family conflict are at a greater risk for internalizing and externalizing behavioral problems [1,2,3,4,5,6].
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Elucidating pathways to pediatric obesity: a study evaluating obesity polygenic risk scores related to appetitive traits in children - International Journal of Obesity

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By Timothy J. Renier, Dabin Yeum, Delaina D. Carlson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Obesity polygenic risk scores (PRS) explain substantial variation in body mass index (BMI), yet associations between PRSs and appetitive traits in children remain unclear. To better understand pathways leading to pediatric obesity, this study aimed to assess the association of obesity PRSs and appetitive traits. This study included 248 unrelated children aged 9–12 years.
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