… They proposed a trajectory of the way children perceived the connection to the deceased
parent that moves from (a) seeing the parent as a visiting ghost to (b) holding onto memories of …

… child research. Focus group interviews allow participants to tell their own stories, express
their opinions, and even draw … Parents of school-age children should be able to attend a focus …

… The purpose of this study was to examine mothers’ and school-age children’s perceptions
of the impact of childhood chronic illness on family dynamics. Qualitative interviews revealed …

… overweight or obese at school-age. As hypothesized in the current study, children perceived
to be higher in emotionality (one of the three components of child temperament) were less …

… of parents started SR when their children were 6 months old, the reading rate at 12 months
was over 97%, and the overall daily reading rate in the pre-school age was 70%. By contrast, …

… will be no differences between the perceived stress levels of children in the experimental group
… be a difference between the perceived stress levels of children in the experimental group …

… pitalized children and their schools through 40 hours of activities involving 70 children
and … fostered inclusive communication, helping children adapt to hospital life while maintaining …

… Raising Children with Disabilities This study focused on women with school age children, in
… To understand mothers’ perspectives and experiences of raising children with disabilities, I …

… Thus, from schoolage the assessment of attachment internal … However, only four investigations
on school-age children … , providing data on child perception of attachment to the caregiver …

… This also enabled the children to provide their own unrestricted perspectives. Interview
questions focused on exploring how children perceived they were affected by their parent’s …