Furthermore, since maternal-reported parenting was assessed prior to the infant being born, it eliminates the potential for infant temperament biasing the PBI rating.
Knowing the potential size and temperament of the dog when it is an adult can help you choose.
Even now, after all his success, there are times when you have to remind yourself that he's no longer the plucky young British potential with a questionable temperament, battling away against the odds against superior opponents, but a supremely gifted player with outrageous skill, a winning mentality and two grand slams and Olympic gold to his name.
Also, the role of maternal sensitivity and temperament as potential moderators of the still-face effect need to be examined further.
Is disaffection deep and powerful enough to render the traditional assets of a potential president -- experience, temperament, solidity -- an actual liability?
Is disaffection deep and powerful enough to render the traditional assets of a potential president -- experience, temperament, solidity -- an actual liability?" Former Obama adviser Ben LaBolt concurs.
Although clinical approaches to bolstering coparenting quality may be called for, it may also be the case for some parents that simply providing information about the potential effects of child temperament and anxiety on coparenting may facilitate decreased blame and conflict within the interparental relationship.
So I know her temperament and her potential.
However, one of the drawbacks of such an early screening strategy would be the risk of discarding athletically able young horses (on the results of an early temperament test), where potential behavioral problems during the middle to latter stages of the horse's career could be resolved through behavioral modification techniques.
Affective temperaments such as cyclothymic and hyperthymic temperaments have been regarded as potential antecedents of bipolar disorder but the neural substrates underlying these temperaments have not been identified.
