Parents' developmental expectations and child characteristics : Longitudinal study of children with developmental delays and their families.
By: Lindsay Clare, Helen Garner , and Ronald Gallimore.
Series: American Journal on Mental Retardation 103 (2) 1998: 117-129.Publisher: 1998Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
| DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESS | PARENTAL ATTITUDES | DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY | EXPECTATIONS | CHILDRENSummary: The relation between child characteristics and parents developmental expectations for their children with developmental delays at ages 3,7, and 11 was examined. Parents developmental expectations were moderately stable over time, tending to decline as children matured. As hypothesised parents' developmental expectations were associated with child characteristics at age 3 and became increasingly correlated with child characteristics over time. [AJ].
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The relation between child characteristics and parents developmental expectations for their children with developmental delays at ages 3,7, and 11 was examined. Parents developmental expectations were moderately stable over time, tending to decline as children matured. As hypothesised parents' developmental expectations were associated with child characteristics at age 3 and became increasingly correlated with child characteristics over time. [AJ].
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