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BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS--MEDICAL EXPERIENCES & DEVELOPMENT UNDER COCAINE EXPOSURE

BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS--MEDICAL EXPERIENCES & DEVELOPMENT UNDER COCAINE EXPOSURE
行为儿科——医疗经验
批准号:
2575673
负责人:
M H BORNSTEIN
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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未结题
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这项行为儿科学的研究首先考察了 发展因素和个体差异因素对儿童智力的影响 了解常规医疗护理和应对策略 痛苦的医疗经历,第二,儿童在 可卡因暴露儿童对英语词汇理解的研究 对医疗护理的反应整合了成人压力和应对 文献,研究儿童认知能力的变化, 他们成熟,文学有关准备儿童 住院治疗,以及最近的理论工作的影响, 常规儿科健康问题和治疗对儿童发育的影响。 关于接触可卡因情况下的发育的研究解决了 对理解生物因素之间的持续交易至关重要 和环境条件,因为它们涉及到各种发展 结果。 行为儿科学合作研究的第三个重点 是关于与幼儿受伤发生率有关的因素, 全职儿童看护
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This research in behavioral pediatrics examines, first, contributions of developmental and individual-differences factors to children's understanding of routine medical care and of strategies for coping with distressing medical experiences and, second, child development under cocaine exposure. The research on children's understanding of and responses to medical care integrates the adult stress and coping literature, research on changes in children's cognitive capabilities as they mature, literature pertaining to preparing children for hospitalization, and recent theoretical work regarding the effects of routine pediatric health problems and treatment on child development. The research on development under cocaine exposure addresses issues central to understanding ongoing transactions between biological factors and environmental conditions as they relate to various developmental outcomes. A third focus of collaborative behavioral pediatrics research is on factors related to the incidence of injuries in young children in full-time child care.
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