Following this interpretation, children may adjust associations between responses and tasks, resulting in benefits with task repetition, but raising costs with task switching [ 33].
a. Until we have valid biological markers, diagnosis will depend upon observers' interpretations of children's behavior.
Parental cognitions are defined as beliefs, expectations, and interpretations of children's sleep behavior which are viewed as influencing parent-infant interactions and infant sleep patterns [ 22, 23].
To further investigate whether parents' interpretations of children's behaviour are influenced by neighbourhood legal cynicism, we now turn to models of parental assessments of impulsivity.
Perhaps one of the most poignant burials – a young mother and her baby from Vedbaek in Denmark, the child laid on a swan's wing – could have a number of interpretations (the child's spirit being carried downriver, up into the sky, or the wing simply forming a mark of respect or a convenient receptacle).
This paper has argued for a widening of the conceptual and policy focus from narrow interpretations of child poverty reckoned in terms of material deprivation to a broader framework that encapsulates child wellbeing more holistically.
The Silver Sword was a specialized instance of a general trend toward the interpretation for children of a postwar world of social incoherence, race and class conflict, urban poverty, and even mental pathology.
There is an English version of the tour for adults (with Ossie Davis as the lead character, a free black man of the era named James Forten), an interpretation for children narrated by Whoopi Goldberg and translations into Spanish, German, Japanese and Italian.
Index scores are designed to give estimates of factors thought to underlie the WISC-III, and thus aid in the interpretation of children's performance on the test.
Although there is vast evidence for normative values in adults; there is more limited normative data for ABPM interpretation in children.
