NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: COMPARISON OF MOTHERS AT HIGH- AND LOW-RISK FOR CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE
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NAYAK, M.B., MILNER, J.S., NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: COMPARISON OF MOTHERS AT HIGH- AND LOW-RISK FOR CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE. CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, Vol. 22, no. 7 (1998), p. 687-703.
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69281
Localització:
SIIS R.631
Palabras clave:
Estudio comparativo, Factor de protección, Familia, Madre, Malos tratos, Relación madre-hijo, Trastornos psicológicos
Estudio comparativo, Factor de protección, Familia, Madre, Malos tratos, Relación madre-hijo, Trastornos psicológicos
Ítems similars: NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: COMPARISON OF MOTHERS AT HIGH- AND LOW-RISK FOR CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE
- MOTHER-CHILD INTERACTIONAL PATTERNS IN HIGH- AND LOW-RISK MOTHERS
- IMPACT OF CHILD NONCOMPLIANCE ON STRESS APPRAISALS, ATTRIBUTIONS, AND DISCIPLINARY CHOICES IN MOTHERS AT HIGH AND LOW RISK FOR CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE
- EVALUATIONS OF CHILD TRANSGRESSIONS, DISCIPLINARY CHOICES, AND EXPECTED CHILD COMPLIANCE IN A NO-CRY AND CRYING INFANT CONDITION IN PHYSICALLY ABUSIVE AND COMPARISON MOTHERS
- ADOLESCENT MOTHERS AND CHILD ABUSE POTENTIAL: AN EVALUATION OF RISK FACTORS
- INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RISK OF CHILD ABUSE BY ADOLESCENT MOTHERS: ASSESSMENT IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD
- PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND SUBSTANCE USE BY ADOLESCENT MOTHERS: ASSOCIATIONS WITH PARENTING ATTITUDES AND THE QUALITY OF MOTHER-CHILD INTERACTION