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These are all essential skills for later life but are skills that are incredibly hard to learn in later life, so we must work hard in the early years to give our children the best start possible. Through middle and ...
As crucial pillars for future economic and social development, depression and anxiety among university students severely affect their early adulthood development during their college years, disrupting their daily lives and leading to poor emotional experiences, academic performance, insomnia, dropping out, ...
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these studies had broad age ranges from childhood to early adulthood, and did not investigate the impact of SCT on social impairments very early in life. To explore the extent to which early social vulnerabilities reflect high levels of symptoms that may belong to ASD, the present study investig...
Recent research suggests increasing heterogeneity in the transition from adolescence to early adulthood. This study considers how this heterogeneity may influence delinquency between these two developmental periods. We focus on the role of family transitions, educational attainment, and employment in predictin...
It is also noteworthy that these analyses suggest that the late 20s and early 30s may not be too late for interventions targeting adult social development to help promote positive health behaviors by age 35. 展开 会议名称: Society for Prevention Research 22nd Annual Meeting 2013 ...
We also show that any experience of childhood poverty is clearly associated with adverse outcomes in adulthood, with reinforcement for higher levels of childhood poverty for a few outcomes. 展开 关键词: Childhood poverty teenage motherhood social exclusion longitudinal analysis ...
early infancy to adolescence. From infancy to early childhood, hunter-gatherer children learn mainly by imitating and observing others’ activities. From early childhood, learning occurs mainly in playgroups and through practice. Throughout childhood boys engage in play more often than girls whereas ...
(Fig.1B). Because ToD did not appear to impact social operant responding in Phase 1, all testing in Phase 2 was conducted during the early-mid dark phase (ZT12-18). Additionally, only half of the rats from Phase 1 (n = 32) were included from Phase 2 onwards; inclusion of the...