Development researchers Flashcards

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Atladottir (2012)

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infections during pregnancy and autism

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2
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Hornig et al. (2018)

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infections/fever during pregnancy and autism

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3
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Campbell-Scherer (2019), DeStefano et al. (2019) and Hviid et al. (2019)

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MMR and autism

Hviid didn’t look at individual medical charts

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4
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Bennett et al. (2019)

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refrigerator parenting and autism

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5
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Auyeung et al. (2010)

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foetal testosterone and autism

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6
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Quartier et al. (2018)

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foetal testosterone and autism

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7
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Kung et al. (2016)

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foetal testosterone and autism

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8
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Lawson et al. (2004)

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empathising-systemising and autism

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9
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Carlsson et al. (2018)

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false belief and autism

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10
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Baron-Cohen et al. (1985)

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ToM and autism

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11
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Leslie and Frith (1988)

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ToM and autism

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12
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Giordano et al. (2019)

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ToM and autism - Mexican sample

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13
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Gernsbacher and Yergeau (2019)

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ToM and autism - AGAINST

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14
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Mitchell and Isaacs (1994)

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ToM and autism

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15
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Williams et al. (2018)

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coherence and autism

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16
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Happe and Frith (2006)

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challenging central coherence and autism

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17
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Skorich et al. (2016)

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disadvantages of central coherence theory of autism

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18
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Colman et al. (2007)

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depression and anxiety over the life course

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19
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Lenze et al. (2011)

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changes in anxiety disorder presentation across the lifespan

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20
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Nissa et al. (2014)

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perceived family impact of preschool anxiety disorders

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21
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Lavalle and Schneider (2019)

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separation anxiety disorder

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22
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Meier et al. (2019)

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genetics and anxiety disorders

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23
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Aktar et al. (2013)

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BI and avoidance anxiety

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24
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Muris et al. (2001)

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BI in adolescence and anxiety

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25
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Ersoy (2019)

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BI and anxiety in toddlers with ASD

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26
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Zisook et al. (2007)

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onset of first major depressive episode

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27
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Davidson et al. (2002)

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brain regions involved in mood disorders

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28
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Davey et al. (2008)

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neurotransmitters and depression

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29
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Ho et al. (2019)

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brain regions and major depressive disorder

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30
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LeMoult and Gotlib (2019)

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cognitive biases and depression

31
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Murray et al. (2001)

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attributions and depressions

32
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Sutherland et al. (2019)

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parental depression and children’s attributions

33
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Kovacs and Yanoskalvsky (2014)

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mood repair mechanisms and depressed youths

34
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Rothenberg et al. (2019) and Loevaas et al. (2018)

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emotion regulation and depression

35
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Parade et al. (2018)

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family context and depression

36
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Garay et al. (2017)

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drugs and depression

37
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Thapar (2018)

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genes and ADHD

38
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Faraone and Larsson (2019)

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genetics and ADHD

39
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Tarver et al. (2014)

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smoking and pregnancy and ADHD

40
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Gustavson et al. (2017)

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smoking (not related) and ADHD

41
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Perapoch et al. (2019)

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prematurity and ADHD

42
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Johnston and Mash (2001)

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family environment and ADHD

43
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Schroeder and Kelley (2009)

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for and against family environment and ADHD

44
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Sonuga-Barke and Castellanos (2007)

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default mode network and ADHD

45
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Mills et al. (2018)

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brain connectivity and ADHD

46
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Bateman et al. (2004)

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diet and ADHD - preservatives and iron/FAs

47
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del-Ponte et al. (2019)

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sugar and ADHD

general diet and ADHD

48
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Martinez-Torteya et al. (2009)

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violence and resilience

49
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Fogarty et al. (2019)

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IPV and resilience

50
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Gray et al. (2015)

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maternal insightfulness and violence

51
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Martinez-Torteya et al. (2018)

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insightfulness and stressful life events

52
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Eggerman et al. (2010)

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lack of school resources and resilience

53
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Wolmer et al. (2015)

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exposure to rocket attacks and resilience

54
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Yablon and Itzhaky (2019)

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homicide (but school for support) in promoting resilience

55
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Corbin and Hall (2019)

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risk and protective factors in the LRA conflict

56
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Balaban (2016)

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natural disasters and feelings of un-safety

57
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Ungar (2019)

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limitations of resilience research

58
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Aburn et al. (2016)

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may not be one single definition of resilience

59
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Catani et al. (2010)

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definition of positive outcomes

60
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Chapin (2015)

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positive outcomes and resilience

61
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Shatte et al. (2017)

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more resilience in a work context leads to better outcomes

62
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Yule et al. (2019)

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meta-analysis of protective factors

63
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Cherry et al. (2018)

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coping through humour as a protective factor - resilience

64
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Lowe et al. (2018)

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cortical resilience and physical activity

65
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Solcova et al. (2018)

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temperament and resilience

66
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Shaw et al. (2019)

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cyberbullying, eating meals together and social support

67
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Cording and Christofferson (2017)

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issues with protective factors

68
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Luthar et al. (2000)

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types of risk assessment

69
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Morrison-Guttman and Flouri (2011)

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single v many risks

cumulative risk theory

70
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Clark and Gorton (2019)

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nurses and resilience in dealing with incivility

71
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Burton et al. (2009)

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READY psychosocial resilience programme

72
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Chandra et al. (2013)

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resilience in community

73
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Saja et al. (2018)

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social resilience framework in vulnerable populations