E Milling Kinard
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 166964 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E Milling Kinard |
| NOMBRES | E Milling |
| APELLIDO | Kinard |
| FIRMA | KINARD E M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of New Hampshire |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Methodological Issues in Assessing the Effects of Maltreatment Characteristics on Behavioral Adjustment in Maltreated Children
Adolescent Childbearers in Later Life
In a study of child maltreatment, mothers who began childbearing as younger adolescents (age 17 years or younger), older adolescents (age 18 to 19 years), or adults (age 20 to 24 years) did not differ regarding child maltreatment or maternal self-perceptions of competence, depressive symptoms, or most aspects of social support. Sociodemographic risk factors persisted into later life for adolescent childbearers. Among younger adolescent childbeare…
Adolescent Childbearers in Later Life
Participation in social activities
Using the Achenbach Child Behavior Checklist (T. M. Achenbach, 1991), 192 mothers of maltreated children and 179 mothers of nonmaltreated children rated children's participation in social activities. Maltreated children were reported as belonging to fewer organizations and were judged less proficient at sports than nonmaltreated children. Regarding specific types of activities, maltreated children were rated as less likely to take part in team sp…
Participation in social activities
Recruiting Participants for Child Abuse Research
Psychosocial resources and academic performance in abused children
Perceived social skills and social competence in maltreated children
The relative effects of child maltreatment, perceived social support, and other risk factors on measures of peer relations were assessed at two points in time. Maltreatment was not found to be related to children's self-reports of social skills or social acceptance, but mothers of maltreated children rated their children as significantly less competent than did mothers of nonmaltreated children. Lower perceived support from peers consistently pre…
Classifying Type of Child Maltreatment
Social support, competence, and depression in mothers of abused children
Using a stress-social-support-psychological functioning model, this study compares mothers of abused and nonabused children on perceived social support, perceived competence, and depressive symptomatology; examines the impact of abuse status on changes over time in these domains; and assesses the relative contributions of social support and abuse status to self-worth and depression. Results highlight the importance of early identification of mate…
Perceived social support and competence in abused children
Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation
Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation: A Manifesto for Research, Prevention, and Treatment and Incest as Child Abuse: Research and Applications Get access Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation: A Manifesto for Research, Prevention, and Treatment. By Biller Henry B. and Solomon Richard S.. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1986. 307 pp. $26.00 cloth. Incest as Child Abuse: Research and Applications. By Mey Brenda J. Vander and Neff Ro…
School aptitude and achievement in children of adolescent mothers
Effects of Marital Disruption on Children's School Aptitude and Achievement
The effects of marital disruption on the academic aptitude and achievement of fourthgrade children were examined by comparing children in three types of families: early disrupted single-mother, recently disrupted single-mother, and never disrupted two-parent families. The data are from a longitudinal study of a community population of school children. Outcome measures were tests of aptitude and achievement at grade 4, teacher and parent ratings o…
Behavioral and emotional functioning in children of adolescent mothers
This study compared children of mothers in three age groups--15-17, 18-19, and 20-24 years--at the birth of their first child. Outcome measures were ratings of psychological functioning obtained at three time periods from multiple sources. Results, controlling for family structure and maternal education, indicate that children of adolescent mothers were generally not different from children of mothers in their early twenties with respect to behav…
Marital Disruption
Recent research has demonstrated the importance of assessing the effects of marital disruption on the psychological functioning of children in the context of family characteristics and situations. However, few studies have been able to address this issue in a study of a community population. This article examines the effects of marital disruption on behavioral and emotional functioning in a cohort of thirdgrade children, using ratings of psycholo…
Experiencing child abuse
The impact of abuse and subsequent intervention strategies on emotional development was examined for a group of 30 physically abused children between the ages of five and 12. Results indicated that emotional adjustment, as measured by psychological test scores, was differentially affected by characteristics of the abuse experience and interventions. Implications for the use of psychiatric treatment and foster care placement in the management of c…
Teenage parenting and child abuse
The relationship between teenage parenting and child abuse is examined in terms of three methodological problems that must be considered in assessing this relationship. Four data sets illustrative of the methodological difficulties are described. Results suggest that the hypothesized association between teenage pregnancy and child abuse may be confounded by the association of each variable with social class
Emotional development in physically abused children
Thirty physically abused children between five and 12 years old were compared to a matched group of 30 nonabused children on psychological tests measuring self-concept, aggression, socialization with peers, establishment of trust, and separation from the mother. Differences between groups were found in each of the areas of emotional development studied
The Psychological Consequences of Abuse for the Child
The consequences of child abuse for the emotional health and development of the child have been largely disregarded in theory, in practice, and in research. The few studies which have investigated this aspect of the child abuse problem report detrimental psychological consequences. These research findings combined with more general psychological theory and research on personality development provide a basis for predicting the psychological conseq…
Marital Disruption
Recent research has demonstrated the importance of assessing the effects of marital disruption on the psychological functioning of children in the context of family characteristics and situations. However, few studies have been able to address this issue in a study of a community population. This article examines the effects of marital disruption on behavioral and emotional functioning in a cohort of thirdgrade children, using ratings of psycholo…
Effects of Marital Disruption on Children's School Aptitude and Achievement
The effects of marital disruption on the academic aptitude and achievement of fourthgrade children were examined by comparing children in three types of families: early disrupted single-mother, recently disrupted single-mother, and never disrupted two-parent families. The data are from a longitudinal study of a community population of school children. Outcome measures were tests of aptitude and achievement at grade 4, teacher and parent ratings o…
Psychosocial resources and academic performance in abused children
Perceived social support and competence in abused children
School aptitude and achievement in children of adolescent mothers
Methodological Issues in Assessing the Effects of Maltreatment Characteristics on Behavioral Adjustment in Maltreated Children
Recruiting Participants for Child Abuse Research
Classifying Type of Child Maltreatment
The Psychological Consequences of Abuse for the Child
The consequences of child abuse for the emotional health and development of the child have been largely disregarded in theory, in practice, and in research. The few studies which have investigated this aspect of the child abuse problem report detrimental psychological consequences. These research findings combined with more general psychological theory and research on personality development provide a basis for predicting the psychological conseq…
The Psychological Consequences of Abuse for the Child
The consequences of child abuse for the emotional health and development of the child have been largely disregarded in theory, in practice, and in research. The few studies which have investigated this aspect of the child abuse problem report detrimental psychological consequences. These research findings combined with more general psychological theory and research on personality development provide a basis for predicting the psychological conseq…
Teenage parenting and child abuse
The relationship between teenage parenting and child abuse is examined in terms of three methodological problems that must be considered in assessing this relationship. Four data sets illustrative of the methodological difficulties are described. Results suggest that the hypothesized association between teenage pregnancy and child abuse may be confounded by the association of each variable with social class
Emotional development in physically abused children
Thirty physically abused children between five and 12 years old were compared to a matched group of 30 nonabused children on psychological tests measuring self-concept, aggression, socialization with peers, establishment of trust, and separation from the mother. Differences between groups were found in each of the areas of emotional development studied
Experiencing child abuse
The impact of abuse and subsequent intervention strategies on emotional development was examined for a group of 30 physically abused children between the ages of five and 12. Results indicated that emotional adjustment, as measured by psychological test scores, was differentially affected by characteristics of the abuse experience and interventions. Implications for the use of psychiatric treatment and foster care placement in the management of c…
Behavioral and emotional functioning in children of adolescent mothers
This study compared children of mothers in three age groups--15-17, 18-19, and 20-24 years--at the birth of their first child. Outcome measures were ratings of psychological functioning obtained at three time periods from multiple sources. Results, controlling for family structure and maternal education, indicate that children of adolescent mothers were generally not different from children of mothers in their early twenties with respect to behav…
Marital Disruption
Recent research has demonstrated the importance of assessing the effects of marital disruption on the psychological functioning of children in the context of family characteristics and situations. However, few studies have been able to address this issue in a study of a community population. This article examines the effects of marital disruption on behavioral and emotional functioning in a cohort of thirdgrade children, using ratings of psycholo…
Effects of Marital Disruption on Children's School Aptitude and Achievement
The effects of marital disruption on the academic aptitude and achievement of fourthgrade children were examined by comparing children in three types of families: early disrupted single-mother, recently disrupted single-mother, and never disrupted two-parent families. The data are from a longitudinal study of a community population of school children. Outcome measures were tests of aptitude and achievement at grade 4, teacher and parent ratings o…
School aptitude and achievement in children of adolescent mothers
Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation
Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation: A Manifesto for Research, Prevention, and Treatment and Incest as Child Abuse: Research and Applications Get access Child Maltreatment and Paternal Deprivation: A Manifesto for Research, Prevention, and Treatment. By Biller Henry B. and Solomon Richard S.. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1986. 307 pp. $26.00 cloth. Incest as Child Abuse: Research and Applications. By Mey Brenda J. Vander and Neff Ro…
Perceived social support and competence in abused children
Social support, competence, and depression in mothers of abused children
Using a stress-social-support-psychological functioning model, this study compares mothers of abused and nonabused children on perceived social support, perceived competence, and depressive symptomatology; examines the impact of abuse status on changes over time in these domains; and assesses the relative contributions of social support and abuse status to self-worth and depression. Results highlight the importance of early identification of mate…
Classifying Type of Child Maltreatment
Psychosocial resources and academic performance in abused children
Perceived social skills and social competence in maltreated children
The relative effects of child maltreatment, perceived social support, and other risk factors on measures of peer relations were assessed at two points in time. Maltreatment was not found to be related to children's self-reports of social skills or social acceptance, but mothers of maltreated children rated their children as significantly less competent than did mothers of nonmaltreated children. Lower perceived support from peers consistently pre…
Recruiting Participants for Child Abuse Research
Participation in social activities
Using the Achenbach Child Behavior Checklist (T. M. Achenbach, 1991), 192 mothers of maltreated children and 179 mothers of nonmaltreated children rated children's participation in social activities. Maltreated children were reported as belonging to fewer organizations and were judged less proficient at sports than nonmaltreated children. Regarding specific types of activities, maltreated children were rated as less likely to take part in team sp…
Participation in social activities
Adolescent Childbearers in Later Life
In a study of child maltreatment, mothers who began childbearing as younger adolescents (age 17 years or younger), older adolescents (age 18 to 19 years), or adults (age 20 to 24 years) did not differ regarding child maltreatment or maternal self-perceptions of competence, depressive symptoms, or most aspects of social support. Sociodemographic risk factors persisted into later life for adolescent childbearers. Among younger adolescent childbeare…
Adolescent Childbearers in Later Life
Methodological Issues in Assessing the Effects of Maltreatment Characteristics on Behavioral Adjustment in Maltreated Children
Psychology (20 obras) · Developmental psychology (18 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (16 obras) · Medicine (16 obras) · Poison control (14 obras) · Child abuse (12 obras) · Clinical Psychology (12 obras) · Medical emergency (12 obras) · Psychiatry (11 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (10 obras)