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- The role of parental self-regulation in parenting | Clinical Child & Family StudiesDoes the way parents deal with their children differs depending on their self-regulation skills?/en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/the-role-of-parental-self-regulation-in-parenting
- Health risk behavior among adolescents in Kenia | Clinical Child & Family StudiesA study on health risk behavior profiles among adolescents and the association of such behavior with executive functioning in the context of HIV./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/health-risk-behavior-among-adolescents-in-kenia
- Stay Cool Kids?! | Clinical Child & Family StudiesThis study aims to prevent conduct disorders in children 9 – 12 years of age with externalising behaviour problems./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/stay-cool-kids
- CDI-2 Questionnaire for depression in children and adolescents | Clinical Child & Family StudiesThe CDI-2 is a reliable and valid questionnaire which screens for depressive symptoms in children and adolescents aged 8 to 21 years old./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/cdi-2-questionnaire-for-depression-in-children-and-adolescents
- Research on Socio-Neuro-Biological determinants of Health Risk Behavior of adolescents | Clinical Child & Family StudiesDerrick Ssewanyana presents his research on Socio-Neuro-Biological determinants of Health Risk Behavior of adolescents within an HIV context./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/research-on-socio-neuro-biological-determinants-of-health-risk-behavior-of-adolescents
- Not satisfied with your body because of social media | Clinical Child & Family StudiesResearch on the relation between social media and body dissatisfaction./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/not-satisfied-with-your-body-because-of-social-media
- Children Youth and Media | Clinical Child & Family StudiesWhat is the influence of media on the development of children and youth?/en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/children-youth-and-media
- Understanding Child Development: from Synapse to Society | Clinical Child & Family StudiesA Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on child development, from conception to adulthood./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/understanding-child-development-from-synapse-to-society
- Sibling relationships and child and adolescent development | Clinical Child & Family StudiesIn this research project, we examine how sibling relationship develop during childhood and adolescence./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/sibling-relationships-and-child-and-adolescent-development
- Cool little kids | Clinical Child & Family Studies(Cost)effectiveness and implementation of a preventive intervention for young, anxiety prone children./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/cool-little-kids
- One size does not fit all | Clinical Child & Family StudiesChildren born preterm have various profiles of attention skills./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/one-size-does-not-fit-all
- Prosocial Behaviour: Sharing behaviour and Cooperation | Clinical Child & Family StudiesThis research project specifically examines (pro)social behavior of young children in the peer context./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/prosocial-behaviour-sharing-behaviour-and-cooperation
- Stress Less Project | Clinical Child & Family StudiesProject that examines the effectiveness of lessons about stress and skills-training programs for students in the first three years of secondary school./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/stress-less-project
- Preventing depression in youth | Clinical Child & Family StudiesThis study proposes to evaluate the differential (cost-)effectiveness of CBT-elements in the prevention of depression among adolescents./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/preventing-depression-in-youth
- Selfregulation: the role of parenting | Clinical Child & Family StudiesThe contribution of parental characteristics on the development of self-regulation in early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescence./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/selfregulation-the-role-of-parenting
- The development of self-regulation in relation to environmental experiences and brain development in babies and toddlers | Clinical Child & Family StudiesResearch on brain and behavioral development of children in their development from pregnancy until adolescence./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/the-development-of-self-regulation-in-relation-to-environmental-experiences-and-brain-development-in
- Coping with stressful life events: Cognitive emotion regulation profiles and depressive symptoms in adolescents | Clinical Child & Family StudiesResearch about combinations of emotion regulations strategies that adolescents use to cope with negative emotions./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/coping-with-stressful-life-events-cognitive-emotion-regulation-profiles-and-depressive-symptoms-in
- Family relationships and development in Turkish, Turkish-Dutch and Dutch families | Clinical Child & Family StudiesResearch on home environment, child personality and their associations with parent and child functioning (4-12 years) in families./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/family-relationships-and-development-in-turkish-turkish-dutch-and-dutch-families
- Prevention and Treatment of anxiety and depression in children and adolescents | Clinical Child & Family StudiesA consortium of different research and knowledge institutions and clinical practice to investigate the numerous interventions for anxious and depressed youth./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/prevention-and-treatment-of-anxiety-and-depression-in-children-and-adolescents
- Out of focus: Attentional functioning in children born preterm from infancy to early adolescence | Clinical Child & Family StudiesDissertation by Lilly Bogičević on attentional functioning in children born preterm from infancy to early adolescence./en/organisation/clinical-child-family-studies/out-of-focus-attentional-functioning-in-children-born-preterm-from-infancy-to-early-adolescence