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15 May 2024: 2014) How does talk about thoughts, desires, and feelings foster children's socio-cognitive development? ... 2011). Gender differences in children's problem behaviours in competitive play with friends.

15 May 2024: P. (2022). <a href="https://doi.org/10.3310/sliz1119" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">A modified video-feedback intervention for carers of foster children aged 6 years and under with ... 2019).The Herts and Minds study: feasibility of a

Kong of children’s social and cognitive development, in collaboration with the Hong. ... Lives: A longitudinal study of children growing up in Ethiopia, Andhra Pradesh (India),.

parent-child relationships and children’s psychological wellbeing in family types in which. ... children aged around 6 years. Contrary to popular assumption, the study found that.

applied aspects such as barriers to children’s readiness for school. Alongside our. ... Young children’s connections to their social groups”, Dr Harriet Over, University of.

illuminated the day-to-day difficulties faced by these children at school and. ... them. Interestingly, many of their own children viewed the surrogacy children as half-.

children have excelled in their learning since returning to school, particularly in their. ... 3-year-olds attending Children’s Centres in Reading. This intervention, developed by. Murray and Cooper in their studies in South Africa, aims to help

15 May 2024: A modified video-feedback intervention for carers of foster children aged 6 years and under with reactive attachment disorder: a feasibility study and pilot RCT. ... Children in foster care with symptoms of reactive attachment disorder: feasibility

15 May 2024: Family influences on children’s cognitive and social development. Ensor, R., & Hughes, C. ... Hughes, C., Ensor, R.,& White, N. (in press). How Does Talk about Thoughts, Desires, and Feelings Foster Children's Socio-Cognitive Development?

30 Nov 2020: study the Centre’s research on families and children from the 1960s onwards. ... Children’s Self-Perceptions and Family Relationships by Dr Jeff Measelle, University of.