E Duursma, BA Pan… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2008 - Elsevier
Most studies of parent–child bookreading have focused on mothers reading to their children.
Though the role of fathers in children's lives is widely emphasized, we know almost nothing
about father–child bookreading, particularly among low-income families. The present ...
AG Bus, MH Van Ijzendoorn… - Review of Educational …, 1995 - rer.sagepub.com
... status, we expected similar associations between joint book reading and outcome measures
for ... Rodarmel (1992) found weaker evidence that the parents' reading practices were predictors
of the ... that many standardized tests may be less valid measures for low-income than for ...
H Raikes, B Alexander Pan, G Luze… - Child …, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
... Thus, we examine both maternal variables and child variables as predictors of maternal ... early
transactional influences begin a pattern or cycle that relates to outcomes at later ages ... a
two-generation, federal program now serving approximately 62,000 very low income infants and ...
GJ Whitehurst, DS Arnold, JN Epstein… - Developmental …, 1994 - psycnet.apa.org
... for children in the school plus home condition and the seven outcome measures showed p ... de-
pendent variable involving the simultaneous entry of the four pretest variables as predictors. ... a
repeated measures procedure in a combined analysis of posttest and fol- low-up scores ...
DL Vandell… - Child Development, 1992 - Wiley Online Library
... maternal employ- ment in order to determine which is the bet- ter predictor of children's ... as
cumulative stresses on families, thereby resulting in poorer social and aca- demic outcomes in
low ... Within a group of low- income, black fifth graders, IQ scores were highest when mothers ...
BA Pan, ML Rowe, JD Singer… - Child Development, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
... Table 1), suggesting that the predictive power of these variables within a low-income sample
was ... used the individual growth parameters from the within-person (Level 1) model as outcomes
and enabled ... approach is that it allowed us to examine the effects of predictors that are ...
AC Payne, GJ Whitehurst… - Early Childhood Research …, 1994 - Elsevier
... Since the three predictor variables were correlated with the dependent measure of child ...
Scarborough Dobrich, 1994), where the amount of variance in child outcome measures accounted
for ... the economic difficulties and other stresses faced by the low income families, many still ...
D Walker, C Greenwood, B Hart… - Child development, 1994 - Wiley Online Library
... tion in the school as influenced by SES- related factors over time are predictors of subsequent ...
Thirteen students (41%) attended low-SES (Federal Chapter 1 Program)^ schools. ... and between
variables at 36 months and elementary school, and to pre- dict outcomes across time ...
J Roberts, J Jurgens… - Journal of Speech, …, 2005 - jslhr.highwire.org
... family literacy practices only once; few studies have been longitudinal, with repeated assessments
of both the predictors and outcomes of interest. ... How- ever, a few other researchers who have
examined whether low-income African American parents differ in their frequency ...
D Gross, L Fogg, C Webster-Stratton… - Journal of Consulting …, 2003 - psycnet.apa.org
... 20-item measure was created by Hall and Farel (1988) from interviews with low-income mothers
with ... and Conduct Problem Behavior), which they suggest are relevant for examining treatment
outcomes. ... As we anticipated that some of the parents may have low reading skills, all ...
FJ Zimmerman… - Archives of Pediatrics and …, 2005 - Am Med Assoc
... the PIAT mathematics, reading recognition, and reading comprehension scores on the predictors
and the ... In the categorical model, only the low-high television viewing pattern was significant ...
between television viewing before age 3 years and adverse cognitive outcomes at ages ...
MR Burchinal, FA Campbell, DM Brayant… - Child …, 1997 - Wiley Online Library
... intellectually stimulat- ing environment to enhance cognitive, social, and emotional development
in low-income children. ... on alterna- tive weeks, more often if necessary, Measures Predictors
included treatments ... Outcomes of interest were longitudinal cognitive test scores. ...
TG Halle, B Kurtz-Costes… - Journal of Educational …, 1997 - psycnet.apa.org
... Socioeconomic class continues to be a powerful predictor of academic success for American
children (Edelman, 1987 ... domain- specific, and, as noted above, the relationship between parent
beliefs and child outcomes is not well-understood in low-income minority children. ...
PE Davis-Kean - Journal of Family Psychology, 2005 - psycnet.apa.org
... The correlations also provide some initial evidence that parent education and income are
moderate to strong predictors of achievement outcomes. ... exception of the indicators for the play
construct, all correlations related to parent beliefs and behaviors show a low to moderate ...
CJ Lonigan… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 1998 - Elsevier
... SES has been reported as one of the strongest predictors of school performance at the ... in dialogic
reading interventions for low-income children seem to depend on the outcome measure. ... Children
in the low compliance centers did not benefit from center-based dialogic reading ...
JM Love, EE Kisker, C Ross, H Raikes… - Developmental …, 2005 - psycnet.apa.org
... model; and (d) the issue of whether the intervention should target parents, children, or both ... The
programs enrolled low-income families that were highly diverse in race–ethnicity; age ... expected
to find significant treatment effects on cognitive and language outcomes (Barnett, 1995 ...
DJ Yarosz… - Reading Psychology, 2001 - Taylor & Francis
... WHO READS TO YOUNG CHILDREN?: IDENTIFYING PREDICTORS OF FAMILY READING
ACTIVITIES ... & Hausken, 1995) identifying “risk factors” for poor school- ing outcomes, as well ... and
colleagues (1994) noted that despite economic difficulties many low income fami- lies ...
J Fantuzzo, C McWayne… - School …, 2004 - eportfoliocathymendoza.pbworks. …
... Results revealed that Home-Based family involvement emerged as the strongest predictor
of child outcomes. ... However, few studies link parent in- volvement to preschool children's
outcomes for vulnerable groups, such as low-income children. ...
TL Jones… - Clinical Psychology Review, 2005 - Elsevier
... a predictor of parenting in intervention programs (Spoth, Redmond, Haggerty, & Ward, 1995)
as well as a predictor of treatment outcomes (Hoza et ... parental limit setting and less harsh discipline
practices in a large study of ethnically diverse low-income parents of preschoolers ...
AC Huston, YE Chang… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2002 - Elsevier
... Child care outcomes; 2.4. ... By contrast, at all income levels, maternal attitudes and beliefs are
important predictors of their decisions about ... purpose of these analyses was to understand
individual differences predicting child care decisions for low-income parents (primarily single ...
LA Roggman, LK Boyce… - Infant Mental Health …, 2002 - Wiley Online Library
... with the program and with their children—will translate into more positive child outcomes. ... Other
potential predictors included father characteristics such as age, education, work hours, and
residence ... these families still had poverty level incomes, partly because of low local wages ...
... that distinguish between the effects of long- and short-term poverty on emotional outcomes of
children ... One study of low birth weight five-year- olds using the IHDP data set found that ... Both found
persistent poverty to be a significant predictor of some behav- ioral problems.26,32 ...
FA Campbell… - Child development, 1994 - Wiley Online Library
... Evaluating the outcomes of the Abece- darian program along with those of other in- tervention ...
Or- leans, provided intervention from early in- fancy for children of low-income African American ...
All PGDG programs made extensive use of parents as intervcners with their own chil ...
S Coltrane, RD Parke… - Family Relations, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
... Most studies show similar patterns of association between predictor and outcome variables
regardless of ... In the analysis that follows, we assume that predictor variables found to be ... Parental
educational levels were low, with mothers reporting slightly more years of education ...
K McCartney, E Dearing, BA Taylor… - Journal of Applied …, 2007 - Elsevier
... family factors, especially income, which is one of the strongest predictors of child ... variables may
bias estimates of the association between child care and child outcomes. ... Two recent studies with
low-income samples, for example, documented variations in the developmental ...
AD Benner… - Journal of Educational Psychology, 2007 - psycnet.apa.org
... of the magnitude and significance of relations among the exogenous (ie, predictors) and
endogenous (ie ... to examine mean- level differences in youth beliefs and academic outcomes
across adult expectations groups (ie, congruently high, congruently low, dissonant high ...
AA Kuo, TM Franke, M Regalado… - Pediatrics, 2004 - Am Acad Pediatrics
... to the specific probes, children are categorized as being at high, moderate, low, or no ... regression
of all variables in each of the 4 domains with the outcome of daily ... This stepwise, hierarchical
method was also used to identify predictors of clinician counseling about reading at ...
BJ Dodici, DC Draper… - Topics in Early Childhood …, 2003 - tec.sagepub.com
... In addition, observed parent–child interactions were better predictors of early literacy skills than ...
of the parental behaviors that have been related to positive child outcomes (Barnard, 1997 ... Children
from low-income families are less likely to have conversations with adults and are ...
J Belsky, DL Vandell, M Burchinal… - Child …, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
... with academic achievement are more pronounced among children growing up in low-income
households ... or sixth grade, that is, the most recent time of measurement for that outcome. When
the child-care predictors showed interactions with age, we estimated coefficients for that ...
RI Arriaga, L Fenton, T Cronan… - Applied …, 1998 - Cambridge Univ Press
... One possibility is that lower income parents might underestimate their children's verbal abilities,
perhaps because they are less verbally interactive with them (Garcia Coll, 1990). If this is the
case, the strikingly lower scores for the low- income group may be, partly or largely, a ...
CE Snow, PO Tabors, PA Nicholson… - Journal of Research in …, 1995 - Taylor & Francis
... Study ofLanguage and Literacy Development, a longitudinal project that is collecting interview,
interactional, and outcome data on low-income children from age ... They share positive views
ofliteracy, derived from experiences of reading books with parents, of being read to ...
GL Zellman… - The Journal of Educational …, 1998 - Heldref Publications
... and children are asked the same question, average correlation coefficients were low between
mother ... ing constructs, and level of reported parental involvement at school to child outcomes,
defined here ... Table 4.-Demographic Predictors of Parent School Involvement (n = 149) ...
PR Britto, AS Fuligni… - … parents with young children, 2002 - books.google.com
... negative association between parental depression and child academic and school achievement
outcomes is well ... 0.89 Hispanic 0.50*** 0.33 0.75 High income 1.05 0.69 1.6 l Low income 1.19
0.79 ... found that attendance at parenting classes is not a significant predictor of daily ...
L Desimone - The Journal of Educational Research, 1999 - Heldref Publications
... Locus ofcontrol is the extent to which one believes that the outcomes in one's life are the ... Locus
of con- trol has been shown to be a strong predictor of both chil- dren's ... Whites, Blacks, Hispanics,
and middle- and high-income students than for Asians and low-income students; (b ...
DK Dickinson… - Reading Research Quarterly, 1994 - JSTOR
... We then combined conceptually related but low-frequency coding categories by adding them
together; for example, we ... groupings, we conducted one-way analyses of variance with each
interactional variable as outcome and group membership as predictor (Table 3 ...
FA Campbell, BD Goldman, ML Boccia… - Patient Education and …, 2004 - Elsevier
... The outcomes of particular interest were how well the information was comprehended, as
measured ... First, as parents of young children, they would likely appreciate the seriousness of ...
Second, because Head Start is restricted to children from low-income families, this population ...
RS Mistry, JC Biesanz,
N Chien, C Howes… - Early Childhood …, 2008 - Elsevier
... Such conditions place low-income children in immigrant households at additional developmental
risk. ... of SES (education and occupation) on parenting and child outcomes found maternal education
to be the most robust sociodemographic predictor of mother and infant ...
DK Dickinson… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 1998 - Elsevier
... 254 Dickinson and DeTemple Table 7. Predicting First Grade Outcomes Using Maternal Preschool
Reports ... Although we have concentrated on early predictors of later literacy, significant changes
can ... well below the mean, and his emergent literacy score was also quite low. ...
JS Eccles… - … do they affect educational outcomes, 1996 - books.google.com
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RH Bradley… - Annual review of psychology, 2002 - annualreviews.org
... during childhood create vulnerabilities that result in adverse health outcomes in adulthood ...
Numerous studies have documented that poverty and low parental education are associated
with ... & Weinberg (1978) found maternal and paternal education to be equally good predictors. ...
CE Snow, MS Burns… - 1998 - books.google.com
... 87 4 Predictors of Success and Failure in Reading 100 xiii ... identifiable learning disabilities, need
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DS Shaw… - Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1995 - Springer
... those infants with insecure attachments who showed maladjustment also were more likely to
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NE Hill… - Current directions in psychological science, 2004 - cdp.sagepub.com
... confidence in their own intellectual abilities is the most salient predictor of their ... of parental school
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school involvement remains associated with academic outcomes in adolescence ...
M Wagner, D Spiker… - Topics in Early Childhood Special …, 2002 - tec.sagepub.com
... TABLE 2. Outcomes for Parent Knowledge Items, by Income Level Very low income
More moderate income % Answered correctly % Answered correctly Participant Control
Participant Control KIDI item group group ES group group ES ...
PC High, L LaGasse, S Becker, I Ahlgren… - Pediatrics, 2000 - Am Acad Pediatrics
... The health centers serve a low-income multiethnic population. ... in a hierarchical regression with
3 sets (first set 4 predictors, second and third sets, 1 predictor each) with R ... Proximal and Distal
to the Intervention at Follow-up and Change in These Literacy Outcomes as Compared ...
L Baker, K Mackler, S Sonnenschein… - Journal of school …, 2001 - Elsevier
... Childhood Project, that has been guided by the premise that the sociocultural context influences
parents' beliefs, values ... understand the well-established differences in reading activity and reading
achievement that exist between low- and middle-income children (Snow et al ...
AS Masten, KM Best… - Development and …, 1990 - Cambridge Univ Press
... socioeconomic sta- tus appeared to outweigh reproductive risks as a long-term predictor of
outcome. ... specific evidence of organic damage, which now appears to be a better predictor of
out ... defined by an unrefined status variable, such as premature birth or low income or marital ...
L Baker, D Scher… - Educational psychologist, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
... that children's early literacy interest or motivation may be a more powerful predictor of literacy ...
tory data collected within the Early Childhood Project indi- cate that low-income children are more ...
reading have been linked not only to motivation but also to other reading outcomes. ...
SJ Spieker, DC Nelson, A Petras, SN Jolley… - Infant Behavior and …, 2003 - Elsevier
... a meta-analysis of the distribution of attachment classifications of 586 low-income infants: 16.6 ...
attachment security and Second Year Child Care Status—and cognitive and language outcomes.
Thus, the following analyses use only the predictor of interest, ignoring covariates. ...
EA Griffin… - Early Child Development and Care, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
... After accounting for variance due to traditional theoretically relevant predictors, the home literacy ...
measure of the home literacy environment uniquely predicts literacy outcomes at school ... Book
reading styles of low-income mothers with preschoolers and children's later literacy ...
BA Pan, ML Rowe, E Spier… - Journal of Child …, 2004 - Cambridge Univ Press
... child vocabulary/language at age 2;0, as well as identifying predictors of children's ... productive
vocabulary at age 3:0, receptive vocabulary was the outcome measure of ... it offered com- parability
with ongoing large-scale studies to assess low-income children's school readiness ...
PS Dale, C Crain-Thoreson… - Topics in Early …, 1996 - tec.sagepub.com
... Interpretation of the positive outcomes that are obtained is limited by the general absence of ...
measure of parent-child engagement during book reading was a sig- nificant predictor of
vocabulary ... 1994) demonstrated the effectiveness of this training with low-income parents in the ...
AJ Reynolds - Journal of Educational Psychology, 1989 - psycnet.apa.org
... other two outcomes, because of the inclusion of both READ-K and MATH-K as predictors. ... suggest
the critical importance of kin- dergarten readiness for future school success among low- income
children. ... Motivation is a particularly strong link for all three outcomes in three ways. ...
N Baydar… - Developmental Psychology; …, 1991 - psycnet.apa.org
... questions investigated whether the types of child-care arrangements influence child outcomes
over and ... paid care that is affordable for families in poverty is likely to be low. ... Blacks and Whites,
the standardized beta weights of often-used sociodemographic predictors are different ...
K Lyons-Ruth, R Wolfe, A Lyubchik… - … with young children, 2002 - books.google.com
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that birth order adds to the effect of low education on ... Sociodemographic Factors, Prebirth Events,
and Current Circumstances Sociodemographic and prebirth predictors and current ...
JC Buckner, EL Bassuk… - Journal of School Psychology, 2001 - Elsevier
... Looking specifically at school mobility as a predictor of academic outcomes, researchers have ...
school mobility and academic achievement independent of housing status and other predictors. ...
Low-income housed school-age children were 41% Puerto Rican, 36% non-Latino ...
MR Burchinal, E Peisner-Feinberg, R Pianta… - Journal of School …, 2002 - Elsevier
... The closeness scale was used in the present study as a primary predictor of interest. ... scale
assesses the degree of warmth, positive emotions, and open communication between child and
teacher (α=.82) and can range from 1 (very low) to 5 ... Children's developmental outcomes. ...
HW Catts, ME Fey, X Zhang… - Language, Speech, and Hearing …, 2001 - ASHA
... studies have shown that it is possible to make good predictions of the reading outcomes for
individual ... In the epidemiologic study, these measures were used to identify children with low
nonverbal IQ ... & Risley, 1995) and consequently was of interest to us as a predictor variable. ...
MJ Zaslow, NS Weinfield, M Gallagher… - Developmental …, 2006 - psycnet.apa.org
... Parenting, assessed through many methodologies, is a consistent, yet often modest, predictor
of children's outcomes (Borkowski ... issues in the relation be- tween parenting during the preschool
years and child outcomes during middle childhood in a low-income sample. ...
AE Geers - Ear and hearing, 2003 - journals.lww.com
... Predictors of Reading Skill Development in Children with Early Cochlear Implantation. ... The
frequently reported low literacy levels among students with severe-profound hearing impairment ...
indicate that the improved auditory skills may be associated with better reading outcomes. ...
DK Dickinson… - Handbook of early literacy …, 2003 - books.google.com
... on children's development and a modest impact for language and literacy outcomes in particular. ...
professional development; use of books in community child care serving low-income children
is likely ... lected in the first grade revealed that the best classroom predictor of children's ...
DM Blau - Review of Economics and Statistics, 1999 - MIT Press
... provided by the NLSY are appropriate if the entire sample is being used, but not if the low-income
white oversample is ... the mother's original 1979 sampling weight and found that weighting reduces
the magnitude of the estimated income effects for most of the outcomes, by an ...
GJ Duncan… - Child development, 2000 - Wiley Online Library
... depres- sive disorder, drug dependence, and maternal health were strong predictors of working ...
behavior because there appears to be little evi- dence that outcomes in these ... The pathways
through which low income influ- ences children also suggest some recommendations. ...
ML Rowe, BA Pan… - Parenting: Science and Practice, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
... LOW INCOME MOTHERS' TALK TO CHILDREN 293 ... of the multilevel model for change (lev-
el–2) used the initial status and growth parameters from the within-person (level–1) models as
outcomes, and enabled us to ... We then used our predictors to try and explain some of this ...
E Dearing, K McCartney, HB Weiss… - Journal of School …, 2004 - Elsevier
... View Within Article. School context. Children attended 91 different schools that were, on average,
low income and ethnically diverse. ... Furthermore, maternal education and school context were
marginally significant predictors of both outcomes such that children with more ...
N Botting, A Powls, RWI Cooke… - … Medicine & Child …, 1998 - Wiley Online Library
... Multiple regression analyses were used to identify predictors of cognitive and educational outcome. ...
I1;iIl and colleagues (1995) reported that 15% ofextremely low-birthweight children in their total ...
Cognitive and tducational Outcome in VLB\V Children Sicoln hrtitig cr a/. 655 ...
TC Davis, EJ Mayeaux, D Fredrickson… - Pediatrics, 1994 - Am Acad Pediatrics
... and pre- scniption labels if they are to adequately care for their children or give informed consent.
Yet little attention has been paid to parent literacy. Pediatricians rarely screen the parents of their
patients for reading abifity. Previous studie&3 have found low reading levels ...
KK Bennett, DJ Weigel… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2002 - Elsevier
... Werner and Smith (1992) found that literacy was one of the strongest predictors of children's ... Baker,
Scher, & Mackler, 1997; Bus, 1994 and [Morrow, 1983] ), in both low- and middle ... frequency of
joint book reading, had a positive effect on child literacy and language outcomes. ...
SA Storch… - New directions for child and …, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
... out), and print knowledge (inside-out) are among the strongest preschool predictors of later ... the
effects of one home vari- able, shared book reading, on literacy and language outcomes. ... findings
from the model hold powerful implications for children from low-income backgrounds ...
MJ Carlson… - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
... diminish the magnitude of the family structure coefficients, indicating that family type effects on
cognitive outcomes do not ... Income was itself a strong predictor of children's reading ability ... In the
final model, being African American and having a low birth weight were negatively and ...
ET Rodriguez, CS Tamis-LeMonda… - Journal of Applied …, 2009 - Elsevier
... Even fewer target infants and toddlers from low-income families, despite the well-documented ...
association between the frequency of shared bookreading and positive child outcomes may reflect
a ... Predictors of literacy experiences and child language and cognitive development. ...
JF Paulson, S Dauber… - Pediatrics, 2006 - Am Acad Pediatrics
... the research on the effects of paternal depression on child outcomes is limited ... Depressive
symptoms in parents of children under age 3: sociodemographic predictors, current correlates,
and ... Maternal depressive symptoms and infant health practices among low-income women. ...
CM Connell… - Journal of school Psychology, 2002 - Elsevier
... development and research that suggests such influences may be critical for low-income children. ...
with improved performance on a number of readiness related outcomes including: (a ... and (c)
receptive communication skills development—a critical predictor of subsequent ...
AG Bus… - Journal of Educational Psychology, 1999 - psycnet.apa.org
... 1996) even suggested that phonological awareness is the single strongest predictor of reading ...
more from a phonological awareness training than children who develop reading abilities in a ...
Meta-analysis allows for comparisons between the outcomes of different programs to ...
L Shumow… - Parenting: Science and Practice, 2002 - Taylor & Francis
Parental Efficacy: Predictor ... Elder, Eccles, Ardelt, and Lord (1995) associated low income with
low levels of parental self-efficacy. ... characteristics in the model also controlled for the
well-recognized influence of SES and neighborhood characteristics on adolescent outcomes. ...
SB Campbell - Journal of child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1995 - Wiley Online Library
... such as anoxia, prematurity, low birth weight and other birth complications as predictors of later ...
more cognitive and behavior problems at age 2, but long-term outcomes were a ... These and other
studies of nonclinical groups suggest low to moderate relationships between ratings ...
S Sonnenschein… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2002 - Elsevier
... the child to go beyond the immediate text, such as asking a child to predict outcomes or asking ...
thought to be important both as a consequence of reading experience as well as a predictor of
later ... All but 3 of the 20 children read to by their parents came from low income families. ...
HL Burdette, RC Whitaker, RS Kahn… - Archives of Pediatrics …, 2003 - Am Med Assoc
... Table 1. Descriptive Statistics of Predictors and Outcome. ... Table 2. Relationship of Predictor
Variables to Mean TV-Viewing Time and Percentage of Children in ... Our findings have potential
implications for the WIC Program given its extensive contact with low-income mothers and ...
K Lyons-Ruth, M Easterbrooks… - Developmental …, 1997 - psycnet.apa.org
... Families originally were part of a study of 76 urban, low-income families seen in ... Univariate
associations between infancy predictors and child outcomes were examined first, followed by
analyses to evaluate the unique contributions of multiple univariate predictors and their ...
S Anand… - American Behavioral Scientist, 2005 - abs.sagepub.com
... A great deal of such work has examined the impact of televi- sion exposure on outcomes such
as violent behavior ... Low-income families are less likely to have the funds available to finance
entertainment outside of the home. ... Anand, Krosnick / DEMOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS 541 ...
JAM Farver, Y Xu, S Eppe… - Early Childhood Research …, 2006 - Elsevier
... Latino families, due to high housing costs in many US cities, low-income families are ... Risley (1995)
on the effects of crowded home environments and child outcomes reported that ... National Center
for Educational Statistics, 2000b), and are among the best predictors of children's ...
T Luster, K Lekskul… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2004 - Elsevier
... They were expecting their first children, were from low-income families (150% of the poverty
line or less), had not completed high school, and most (96%) were not married. ... Table 2.
Correlations among predictor variables and outcome variables. Variable, ...
MA Foster, R Lambert, M Abbott-Shim… - Early Childhood …, 2005 - Elsevier
... and social support, served to mediate the mental health effects of being in risky social status
positions (ie, low SES, minority ... in partnership with three Head Start programs located in both
rural and urban regions of the Southeast to study predictors of positive child outcomes. ...
L Shumow, DL Vandell… - MERRILL PALMER QUARTERLY, 1999 - questia.com
... Risk and Resilience in the Urban Neighborhood: Predictors of Academic Performance ... This
variation permitted investigation of whether school outcomes were systematically associated
with ... study recognizes the diversity of family situations experienced by low-income children. ...
ZO Weizman… - Developmental Psychology, 2001 - psycnet.apa.org
... for the home visit at age 5 and for the child vocabulary outcome measures at ... The families were
all English speaking and were recruited from pro- grams serving low-income children. ... Data for
the predictor variables were collected during a home visit conducted when the children ...
J Fagan - Journal of Black Psychology, 1996 - jbp.sagepub.com
... Variables (Positive Responsiveness, Developmental Appropriateness, Positive Control) as the
Outcome Measures Positive ... All other predictor variables were partialed out of the equation ... range
of factors that have been hypothesized to correlate with low-income African American ...
MD Poe, MR Burchinal… - Journal of School Psychology, 2004 - Elsevier
... listed in Table 1. About two-thirds of the sample was low-income, qualifying for ... first mediation
hypothesis, and was designed to demonstrate that the predictors (family and ... were related to the
mediators (language skills and phonological knowledge) and the outcome (reading). ...
S Gavidia‐Payne… - Child Development, 1997 - Wiley Online Library
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Specifically, it was expected that low income and less parent education would be associated ...
Service providers' re- ports were used for the outcome measurement of parent involvement ...
SR Jaffee, TE Moffitt, A Caspi… - Child development, 2003 - Wiley Online Library
... Children's conduct problems are the strongest predictor of a range of adverse outcomes in
adolescence ... Our hypothesis was that fathers' antisocial behavior would moderate the effect of
father presence, such that when a father engaged in low levels of antisocial behavior, the ...
A Shields, S Dickstein, R Seifer… - Early Education and …, 2001 - Taylor & Francis
... 49 children (22 boys and 27 girls) who attended a Head Start program for low-income children. ...
children evidence a wide range of adaptive versus maladaptive academic outcomes, these
children ... 1. Total family income 2. Per capita income 3. Families' socioeconomic index * 4 ...
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... to allow documentation of the relations between these home experiences and specific outcomes. ...
oral language as well as interaction with print appear to be predictors of literacy ... One line compares
middle-income European American families with low-income families from other ...
EA Vandewater, VJ Rideout, EA Wartella… - …, 2007 - pediatricsdigest.mobi
... could be that the widespread perception that these factors are important predictors of children's ...
on the impact of electronic media on very young children's developmental outcomes. ... and television
in bedroom associated with overweight risk among low-income preschool children ...
JK Bobo, JL Gale, PB Thapa… - Pediatrics, 1993 - Am Acad Pediatrics
... unmarried, low-income, or poorly educated mothers ... interviews,9 and reviews of school health
records completed at entry to kindergarten or first grade.1#{176}12 Coverage rate estimates for
completion of the 3:3:1 series by age 2 have ranged from a low of 40 ... All outcomes were ...
T Jamison… - Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1987 - JSTOR
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numerous and diverse studies attempting to relate school outcomes to variations in the amount
or quality of school in- ? ... Shrestha found that low family income was the most ...
CM Gibson‐Davis, K Edin… - Journal of Marriage and …, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
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becoming increasingly important in determining marriage outcomes (Sweeney, 2002). ... Previous
research has suggested that among low-income African Americans, this separation ...
B Fuller, SD Holloway… - Child Development, 1996 - Wiley Online Library
... which mothers reported—frequency of going to the library, museum, and movies—showed low
interitem reli ... For each outcome measure, we initially created three hierarchical re- gression models. ...
model, we en- tered the covariates followed by the first block of predictors that are ...
NE Hill - Journal of Educational Psychology, 2001 - psycnet.apa.org
... with the quality of their children's education are the only consistent predictors of academic ... learning
activities are more strongly related to improvement of reading than math ... Although low-income
parents are less involved in their children's schooling, African Americans, Hispanics ...
ML Cooley… - Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 1991 - Springer
... which has demonstrated reliability and validity with disadvantaged and minority children2 ",56
It is a good predictor of early and middle school outcomes. ... Families with low income and who
were African- American, for instance, were likely to have no male partner and high ...
LE Dumka, MW Roosa… - Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1997 - JSTOR
... greater variation in the risk status of families and the developmental outcomes of children ... and
socioeco- nomic status was controlled, generation was not a significant predictor of the ... This
procedure counteracted response bias due to low literacy levels and permitted respondents ...
DS Bennett, M Bendersky… - Developmental Psychology, 2002 - psycnet.apa.org
... pattern is consistent with prior research showing that current environmental factors are generally
better predictors of develop- mental outcomes than are ... perinatal medical problems (Adams et
al., 1994; Escalona, 1982; Werner, Bierman, & French, 1971), low birth weight ...
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