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SW Helburn, JR Morris… - Early Childhood Research …, 2002 - Elsevier
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20 child-care tasks (eg, reading to child, bathing, feeding, choosing toys, visiting ... in concert with
parental wishes, household tasks, family decision making, and child care were all ...
DM Blau… - Journal of Political Economy, 1998 - JSTOR
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attributes, including the fee, with consumers choosing the arrangement ...
GA Bogat… - Child and Youth Care Forum, 1986 - Springer
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previous studies, the parents in this study were in the process of choosing child care. ...
R Rosenthal… - Child Development, 1996 - Wiley Online Library
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activities? ... (9) Has the program been a good environment for your child to build friend ...
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went beyond simple description of the associations found between quality and the ...
J Kim… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2009 - Elsevier
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and work); (b) parents at risk for social or educational reasons; (c) low ... Selecting mothers of
three-year-olds also ensured a recent retrospect on their early child care experiences. ...
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MK Meyers… - Community Development, 2006 - Taylor & Francis
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for their child's development (center care) and the setting that allowed the greatest number of
hours of care that matched the hours they worked (family day care)" (p. 69). ...
S Himmelweit… - Journal of Social Policy, 2004 - Cambridge Univ Press
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a solution ... felt they had returned to work too early after maternity leave for financial reasons
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RI Brown, J MacAdam–Crisp… - Journal of Policy and …, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
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that respite ... more.” This mother believes that this is directly related to her child's disability as ...
WS Aquilino… - Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1991 - JSTOR
... There are two reasons for the sex differential: first, adult children are much more likely to ...
considerable dissatis- faction with the adult child's presence in their household (by choosing
a rating of 4 ... dependence on parents (range from 5 to 15): degree to which child's food, clothing ...
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FK Ejaz, LS Noelker, D Schur… - Journal of Applied …, 2002 - jag.sagepub.com
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sampling ... improvement needed”) were preferred over the typical “how sat- isfied are you” for two
reasons. ... tasks and rarely use their clinical skills (only 12 minutes a day) to care for ...
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the only impact of nonwage income is to reduce the likelihood of choosing a day ... There is little
association between expenditures on child care and input attributes in the NLSY data. ...
S Gable… - Early Education and Development, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
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(Galinsky, 1992 ... 1998), earning power, employment status (ie, full- versus part- time), reason for
care ... economic status are related to the type and quality of child care parents select ...
J Conway, B Johnson, S Edgman-Levitan… - Institute for Family- …, 2006 - hsi.gatech.edu
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For these reasons, these agencies are in an excellent position to support initiatives ... and the
American Nurses Association, the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs ...
JT Newsom… - Psychology and aging, 1996 - psycnet.apa.org
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attempts to provide a broader understanding of the association between impairment ... with things
like shopping, filling out forms, doing repairs, or providing child care." In accordance ...
S DeVore… - Infants & Young Children, 2006 - journals.lww.com
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home, care provided in ... (2) How did you choose childcare? ... that all families in this first sample cycled
through more than 1 placement and stages of locating, choosing, and maintaining ...
DR Powell… - Child and Youth Care Forum, 1987 - Springer
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financial cost of a child care arrangement did not appear to be an overriding ... Noneconomic
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K Shader, ME Broome, CD Broome… - Journal of Nursing …, 2001 - journals.lww.com
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a prime reason for nurses ... Both the day and night shift nursing staff received surveys ...
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that ... For many of the reasons noted above and because of normative pressures, transitions into ...
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K Hynes… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2008 - Elsevier
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all of these reasons, we expect to see changes in child care quality ... However these associations
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interventions of 1 day duration, the settings and the reasons for care ... unplanned medical
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SK Walker - Child and Youth Care Forum, 2002 - Springer
... One inquired about reasons for choosing family child care. ... and availability of training were minor
issues, as 4 and 1% of the respondents cited these reasons, respectively. ... That time arises as
a barrier to family child care provider attitudes toward training is not a new discovery ...
L Knoche, CA Peterson, CP Edwards… - Early Childhood Research …, 2006 - Elsevier
... 48 questions that addressed topics related to child care access, affordability, and satisfaction;
subsidy use; reasons for own ... aspects of caregiver–child interaction, the physical environment,
safety, and learning opportunities when choosing their current child care provider or ...
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... 2 In 93% of the families (90% of day-care users and 96% of non-day-care users) the mother
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3. parent is ambivalent; parent verbally states that it is important for the child to comply ...
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parents with a specific clinician chose their young child's provider, parents ... Possible reasons
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M Grey, M Davidson, EA Boland… - Journal of adolescent …, 2001 - Elsevier
... are expected to assume increasing responsibility for management of their disease (5). Self-care
of the ... The most common (95%) reason for refusal was the time involved in the study. ... HbA1c levels
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JL Lebow - Medical Care, 1974 - JSTOR
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In choosing a data source using the process approach, the cost, the availability, and the ... which
indi- cated little difference between judgments of parents about their child's care at differ ...
JG Orme… - Family Relations, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
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associations between selected aspects of the foster care experience and ...
KL Kumpfer… - American Psychologist, 2003 - psycnet.apa.org
... Practitioners can use these principles as a checklist in selecting, adapting, or creating ... needs
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of the intervention, removing at- tendance barriers (eg, meals, child care, transportation ...
M Weaver, DL Patrick, LE Markson, D Martin… - Am J Manag Care, 1997 - ajmc.com
... they chose a particular treatment, including positive rea- sons for choosing a treatment, and
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companies and managed care organizations rely on focus groups and other qualitative ...
MS Fram… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2008 - Elsevier
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is experienced as “neighborhood,” we select census tract for several reasons. ... may be associated
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GB Hickson,
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in theoretical focus, and designing interventions and choosing outcome measures ...
JF Bonney, ML Kelley… - Journal of Family Psychology, 1999 - psycnet.apa.org
... A final reason for examining behavioral involve- ment with children as described above is that
it ... than one child in the age range surveyed were asked to report on their youngest child. The
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BL Volling… - Family Relations, 1993 - JSTOR
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SC Eaton - International Journal of Human Resource …, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
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... OF CARE THAT CHILDREN RECEIVE Maternal employment is the primary reason infants receive ...
When selecting par- ticipants, we excluded cases in which: (a) mothers were under 18 ... made by
demographic, econom- ic, and psychosocial factors to the selection of child care. ...
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CD Hayes, JL Palmer… - 1990 - books.google.com
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Caregiver Training and Experience Caregivers in child care centers, family day care homes ...
KJ Sawin, TJ Brei, CF Buran… - Journal of Holistic …, 2002 - jhn.sagepub.com
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JR Henly… - Journal of Social Issues, 2000 - Wiley Online Library
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SH Zarit, MAP Stephens… - The Journals …, 1998 - psychsocgerontology.oxfordjournals. …
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long-term use was distributed equally across the participat- ing adult day care programs. ...
JG Zapka, SH Taplin, LI Solberg… - … Epidemiology Biomarkers & …, 2003 - AACR
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RW Chan, B Raboy… - Child Development, 1998 - Wiley Online Library
... In consenting families, a parent asked the child's teacher or day-care provider to fill ... For these
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TJ Lowe, JA Lucas, NG Castle… - The …, 2003 - gerontologist.oxfordjournals.org
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(Ejaz, 2000 ... We further suggest caution in selecting contractors that may lack geriatric or
long-term ... For this reason, this survey of state initiatives should be considered as a preliminary ...
RC Ford, SA Bach… - Health care management review, 1997 - journals.lww.com
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CJ Roberts… - Psychological Medicine, 1972 - Cambridge Univ Press
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sample ... Studies of Child Life in Cities and Rural Districts of Scotland.MRCSpccial Report ...
CM Ackerman - 2003 - putnam.lib.udel.edu
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their children's present care were the quality of care provided ... problems with the availability (17%),
quality (17%), costs (11%), or location and hours of operation (10%) of child care. ...
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AP Simopoulos… - Pediatrics, 1984 - Am Acad Pediatrics
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K Coneus, K Goeggel… - Oxford Economic Papers, 2009 - Oxford Univ Press
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RA Gordon… - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
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have examined a construct that might mediate this association: satisfaction with care. ... found that
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14 family plan- ning associations in each country were re- sponsible for selecting the clinics ... but
they improved staff rotations so they could provide services throughout the entire day. ...
MA Folque… - International Journal of Early Childhood, 1996 - Springer
... Page 9. The child's physical needs - health and safety clearly comes first in parents'
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N Yantzi, MW Rosenberg, SO Burke… - Social science & …, 2001 - Elsevier
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at a closer distance. ... They are as follows: (1) that the doctor sees the child at least once a year ...
S Gable, K Crnic… - Family Relations, 1994 - JSTOR
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questions related to the relations between marriage, parent- ing, and child development is ...
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... 1967) refer to this strategy as "theoretical sampling." It involves selecting comparison groups ...
Patterns of Spillover After identifying the reasons respondents cited for family-to-work ... respondents'
notions about the appropriate division of household work and child care seemed to ...
PM Keith… - Family Relations, 1980 - JSTOR
... But the amount of time their wives spent in the labor force was not significantly associated with
the strain exper- ienced by the ... But whatever the reasons motivating their wives' employ- ment,
men who felt comparatively deprived by ... Rowe, M. Choosing child care: Many options. ...
MC Lennon… - Journal of health and social behavior, 1992 - JSTOR
... There are several theoretical reasons that both condi ... by an item that asks respondents with
children younger than 12 whether they are mainly responsible for child care. ... For compar- isons
with homemakers, we created a dichot- omous job control variable, selecting as a cutpoint ...
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