Multiple theoretical frameworks have been proposed to provide a more comprehensive
picture of the risk factors that influence anxiety-related developmental trajectories …

The past decade has seen an increased commitment to researching the etiology, nature,
and treatment of anxiety in youth. Such research is justified when one considers that …

Anxiety and fear are common in childhood and adolescence, with their focus typically
reflecting important developmental themes and challenges (Muris & Field, 2011) that are …

Theoretical models suggest parent anxiety leads to increased anxiogenic parenting, an
important etiological factor for child anxiety disorders. Evidence suggests that parents …

Despite significant advances in our understanding of anxiety in childhood and adolescence,
the area is still in its infancy. However, this is an area that is attracting increasing interest …

While a number of factors have been linked with excessive anxiety (eg, parenting, child
temperament), the impact of stressful life events remains under-studied. Moreover, much of …

The present study examined the relative predictive value of parental anxiety, parents'
expectation of child threat bias, and family dysfunction on child's threat bias in a clinical …

Theoretical models of childhood anxiety have emphasized temperamental vulnerability,
principally behavioral inhibition, and its interaction with various environmental factors …

OBJECTIVE: To examine age differences in the expression of childhood fears and anxiety
symptoms. METHOD: A cross-sectional design was used to test recently formulated …

Abstract Theory and treatment for childhood anxiety disorders typically implicates children's
negative cognitions, yet little is known about the characteristics of thinking styles of clinically …