… children. Maternal distress and child ADHD-type behaviors exhibited moderate to strong …
“in the moment,” whether child behaviors were reported by mothers or children. This mother-…

… routines, one specific type of contextual variable, are defined as observable, predictable
behaviors that occur regularly in the daily or weekly life of a child and directly involve the child …

… ’s negative emotionality may also interfere with parents’ ability to complete parenting tasks
by requiring parents to attend to their children’s emotional distress while simultaneously …

… distress of having a child with ADHD has been found, with more symptoms of anxiety and
depression in mothers, and mothers of a child with ADHD are … of a child with ADHD and other …

… were found to experience increased sadness, loneliness, and less enjoyment in daily life
during the pandemic [42]. Another study found increased distress, anxiety and depressive …

… how parents perceive and react on a daily basis to the challenges of childhood ADHD. Four
primary domains of family impact and parenting distress are emerging from studies such as …

… of children with ADHD ages 8–11 completed EMA-based ratings of their children’s mood
three times daily for 28 … were less likely to complete ratings when emotionally distressed and …

We functionally defined and tested a model of psychological distress for mothers of children
diagnosed with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This operationalized model …

… Parents then completed a 28-day 3-times daily EMA assessment protocol to rate their child’…
driven behavior when distressed) in children who have impulse control deficits (as is core to …

… daily diary data of positive and negative (fear and distress) affect in a large sample of adolescents
with and without ADHD, … prior EMA studies with children with ADHD, which examined …