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Fathers Matter Too: Investigating Their Role with the P-CRS
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The Role of Parental Education, Intelligence, and Personality on the Cognitive Abilities of Gifted Children
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Analyzing Qualitative Changes in Metalinguistic Processing in Typically Developing 5- to 7-Year-Old Children
1. Introduction The present study drew on the outcomes of a previously published study on metalinguistic development in children aged from 5 to 7 years [1] by exploring, in more depth, some qualitative aspects that had been deemed relevant. By metalinguistic development we mean the development of the ability to reflect upon forms, meanings, and, generally speaking, structures of language beyond basic comprehension and production skills.
Daring and Distress: Insights on Adolescent Risk Taking and Difficulties in Emotion Regulation from a Network Analysis Perspective
1. Introduction Engaging in potentially dangerous activities is a common feature of adolescence, as young people navigate their way toward independence and adulthood [1,2]. According to Steinberg [3,4], adolescents are more likely to engage in risky behaviors compared with adults or children because of a delay between the onset of puberty, which makes them crave excitement, and the gradual maturation of their cognitive control system, which enables adolescents to control these urges.
Do difficulties in emotional processing predict procedure pain and shape the patient’s colonoscopy experience?
Results Table 1 reports the descriptive statistics assessed in the total sample. Regarding sedation, the Ramsay score ranged between 1 and 5, with 86.17% of the sample between 2 and 3, showing that most patients were awake, cooperative and responsive to commands during the procedure. A not negligible proportion of the patients (8.13%) were ostensibly agitated or restless (Ramsay score=1).
Psychological well-being and distress in patients with generalized anxiety disorder: The roles of positive and negative functioning
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Luca Iani , Rossella Mattea Quinto, Marco Lauriola, Maria Luigia Crosta, Gino Pozzi Luca Iani, Rossella Mattea Quinto, Marco Lauriola, Maria Luigia Crosta, Gino Pozzi Published: November 27, 2019 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0225646 Figures Abstract Background Whether mindfulness and emotional intelligence may counteract psychological symptoms and whether brooding and worry may be linked to decreased psychological well-being...
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