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… trauma (e.g., natural disaster, vehicle accident; n=38) and children who have not experienced trauma (n=28). The … the study through flyers at community agencies, centres, and businesses. The mean age of the child participants was 10 years (Mean: 10.39, SD: 1.19). Both the children and caregivers participated in a two session study where … Les fonctions exécutives (FE) font partie intégrante du comportement orienté vers un but. La recherche a montré l’influence de ces fonctions chez les adultes ayant subi un traumatisme, mais peu de chercheurs se sont penchés sur les FE chez les enfants ayant subi un traumatisme familial (p. ex., violence sexuelle ou physique ou exposition à la violence familiale). En conséquence, cette étude est…
… within three placement types Year of Publication 2011 Reviewed By Claire Molloy & Biru Zhou Citation Stacks, A.M., … overall development in language, cognition, motor skills and social development. The purpose of this study was to … infants (prior to their first birthday) of substantiated investigations of maltreatment were included in this study. … The highest rate of victimization, among the 3.5 million investigated cases of child maltreatment in 2008 in the US, was for children under the age of 4. Child maltreatment can have a profound impact on children’s overall development in language, cognition, motor skills and social development. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the language development in auditory comprehension (AC) and…
… Drug use, the drug environment, and child physical abuse and neglect Year of Publication 2017 Reviewed By Elo Igor and Bryn King Citation Freisthler, B., … This study explores the connection between drug use, the characteristics of the drug environment and child maltreatment using multilevel modeling. The underlying conceptual model for the study postulates that there are two related components of the drug environment: drug supply and drug demand. Drug supply operates through social networks and routine activities. Social network drug markets are…
… entire sample of the NCS (5,838 respondents aged between 15 and 54), where 35.5% experienced no physical punishment or … (reference group), 48% experienced physical punishment only and 16.5% experienced child abuse (physical and/or sexual). The Conflict Tactic Scales (CTS) was used to … Une controverse existe selon laquelle la punition corporelle d'un enfant dans un contexte disciplinaire serait associée à des résultats négatifs à l'âge adulte. Utilisant les données d'une enquête représentative à l'échelle nationale sur la santé mentale conduite au début des années 90 (la National Comorbidity Survey ou NCS), cette étude a examiné trois catégories de sévérité croissante pour les…
… Territories Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (NWTIS) is designed to collect information about the children and families who are investigated by child welfare services on a periodic basis, using a standardized set of definitions, from every jurisdiction in … The Northwest Territories Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (NWTIS) is designed to collect information about the children and families who are investigated by child welfare services on a periodic basis, using a standardized set of definitions, from every jurisdiction in the Northwest Territories. There has been one cycle of the study, conducted in 2003. The NWTIS-2003 was…
… is provided by the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Injury and Child Maltreatment Division . Provinces et Territoires All provinces and territories provide in-kind support for the CIS-2008. In … Columbia (Oversampling) Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut … Agence de santé publique du Canada Core funding for the CIS-2008 is provided by the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Injury and Child Maltreatment Division. Provinces et Territoires All provinces and territories provide in-kind support for the CIS-2008. In addition, some provinces fund an enriched sample: Alberta (Oversampling) British Columbia (Oversampling) Manitoba New Brunswick…
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… strength of worker-client relationship, depressive symptoms and shorter treatment program predict client completion of … services for child neglect Year of Publication 2007 Reviewed By Kate Schumaker Citation Girvin, H., DePanfilis, … existed, but at a lower level than would warrant a CPS investigation, and where there were at least two additional … Understanding which clients are more likely to complete services and under what circumstances is an important issue in child welfare. Using a sample of 154 caregivers who were deemed at risk of child neglect, this study developed a model to predict which clients completed the Family Connections (FC), a social work child neglect preventive program. The effectiveness of this program (both the 3…
… Anxious and avoidant attachment styles determined as important mechanisms between child neglect and significant adolescent sexual risk behaviors Year of Publication 2017 Reviewed By Carolyn O'Connor & Delphine Collin-Vézina … The current study sought to examine mechanisms of the association between child maltreatment (CM; sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, and witnessing conjugal violence) and sexual risk behaviors (SRBs) in adolescents. More specifically, the authors used a representative sample of sexually active adolescents from Quebec public high schools to investigate the potential mediating role of…
… British Columbia Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (BCIS) is designed to collect information about the children and families who are investigated by child welfare services on a periodic basis, using a standardized set of definitions, from every jurisdiction in … The British Columbia Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (BCIS) is designed to collect information about the children and families who are investigated by child welfare services on a periodic basis, using a standardized set of definitions, from every jurisdiction in British Columbia. There has been one cycle of the study, conducted in 2008. Currently the major findings from the…