… and compassion could lead them to situations of stress and burnout if they are unable to …
Our initial hypotheses were that internalizing problems would be more frequent among the …

… on internalizing problems and may also mediate the relationship between DCD and internalizing
problems, … the association between DCD and internalizing problems, but only in school-…

… hypothesized that (a) higher levels of threat exposure in peer and community contexts would
be associated with higher levels of internalizing problems… of the stress response and their …

… (5-HTTLPR) and stress in the development of depression has … moderates the relationship
between stress and depression, with … This may work against stated hypotheses due to reduced …

… internalizing problems in a culturally-sensitive way. … hypotheses concerned internalizing
symptoms rather than symptom elevations in general, we tested each substantive hypothesis …

… Second, we hypothesized that internalizing symptoms and … The current study used the
internalizing problems broadband scale and … behaviors and internalizing problems, respectively. …

… the stress process in a variety of ways. The chief goal in this study was to assess adolescents”
responses to a stress … Hypotheses The first hypothesis was that main effects of gender and …

… We hypothesized that adolescent externalizing symptoms would uniquely predict future
assaultive … We also hypothesized that internalizing symptoms would predict PTSD among those …

… -analysis, I hypothesized that youth … internalizing problems may be a viable option as an
alternative service resulting in ameliorated youth outcomes and reductions in parenting stress…

… a range of other stress responses that lead to other disorders, such as SUDs. If this hypothesis
were true, traumatic stress would be expected to directly predict substance use problems, …