Module 5 - Longitudinal Studies Flashcards

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Pros of Longitudinal Studies

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(1) can follow life course development
(2) reduce recall bias
(3) rectify influential time/age factors
(4) establish causality.

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Cons of Longitudinal Studies

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(1) expensive
(2) limited generalisability
(3) interrupted data collections
(4) incomplete data

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Trajectory of Substance Dependence

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(1) Psychological - craving substance, no withdrawal effects)
(2) Physical (vulnerable to withdrawal symptoms) + Tolerance (CNS less responsive to drug stimulation)

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Effects of Substance Dependence

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Sedates CNS to reduce anxiety & mimics endorphins to feel euphoria. High rates of relapse.

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Risks of substance dependence during pregnancy

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(1) infectious disease
(2) maternal death
(3) premature birth, lighter birth weight, smaller head
(4) sudden infant death
(5) born with neonatal abstinence
(6) foetal exposed to intoxication and withdrawals.

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Outcomes for children whose mothers used substances during pregnancy

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(1) behaviour problems
(2) lower emotional regulation & control
(3) educational delay but language & IQ are fine – most are okay.

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What is the Dual Hazard model?

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ME kids have complex lives with high socio-familial risk

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Pacific Island Families Study Aims

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To address Pacifica deficits & needs, promote Pacifica wellbeing through empirical research

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Who is involved in the PIF?

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1398 Pacifica infants, Middlemore hospital born in 2000. Studies mum, dad, and child.

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CPP prevalence?

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1:4 children for at least 1 abuse/neglect before 17 years of age

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Risk factors for CPP

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(1) younger parent & child (2-4 years)
(2) lower SES
(3) parent history of mental illness
(4) inter-parental violence
(5) child disability

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To reduce CPP, we need to:

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(1) support vulnerable parents
(2) help kids with mental illness
(3) teach effective solutions to family harm incidents
(4) teach parents non-violent methods to manage child behaviour

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What does the Anti-Smacking Law (2007) do?

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Prohibits CPP and allows for prosecution

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What is Acculturation?

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Culture change from mixing multiple culture systems – interactional, bi-directional

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What are the styles of acculturation?

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  • Integrator* (both cultures)
  • Separator (traditional)
  • Marginal (neither culture)
  • Assimilator (dominant).
  • Preferred in literature
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What are the health outcomes based on acculturation styles?

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Separator had best health outcomes. Assimilators’ outcomes were twice as bad - policies need to promote traditional cultural identity

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What are the aims of the Methadone Maintenance Treatment?

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Follows a “Harm-reduction approach”

(1) reduce opiate use by suppressing withdrawals
(2) behavioural stability
(3) reduce pregnancy complications from withdrawal effects
(4) increase contact with healthcare specialists