Chapter 1- Risk Flashcards

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Keyes, 2004 said:

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Risk factors generate undesirable, non-normative developmental outcomes.

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Newman, 2004 said:

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Risk factors are single factors or a combination of factors that increase the chase of an undesirable outcome.

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What were the results of Lansford’s (2009) study:

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Studied children of divorce.

Increased levels of behavioural problems.

Decreased levels of educational attainment.

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What were the results of Dearing’s (2008) study:

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Children living in poverty.

Lower levels of IQ resulting in poor educational achievement.

Increased levels of behaviour problems.

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Lyons study:

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Insecure infant attachment.

Increased levels of externalising behaviour problems.

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What did Willms (2002) criticise RFs for?

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Not all risk factors have an equal impact.

Some RFs have weak effects when considered in isolation.

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What did Rutter (1979) determine about RFs?

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They co-occur, named cumulative risk factors.

They have a strong negative influence in a child’s development.

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What criticisms are given for RFs?

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Most research is focussed on a deficit model.

And based on groups = no individual differences.

Needs to progress!! = resilience (conceptualised from RFs)

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Definition of Risk…

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Adversive/difficult factors that create poor developmental outcome.

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