The development of emotional regulation capacities in children at high versus low risk for
externalizing disorder was examined in a longitudinal study investigating:(a) whether�…

While it seems rational to assume that crash involvement risk and outcome are influenced by
the way one drives, nevertheless there is continuing controversy over the validity of certain�…

Background Dialogic book‐sharing is an interactive form of shared reading. It has been
shown in high income countries (HIC s) to be of significant benefit to child cognitive�…

Bulimia nervosa is a disorder which has only recently been identified and described
(Russell, 1979). It is a condition, found almost exclusively in young women, in which�…

Background The number of subjects that can be recruited in immunological studies and the
number of immunological parameters that can be measured has increased rapidly over the�…

Geohelminth infections may affect the expression of allergic disease. To investigate the
relationship between geohelminth infections, atopy, and symptoms of allergic disease, we�…

A sample of over 6000 women was recruited in the last trimester of pregnancy and
administered a 40-item self-report questionnaire designed to detect the presence of factors�…

BackgroundPromising evidence has emerged of clinical gains using guided self-help
cognitive–behavioural therapy (CBT) for child anxiety and by involving parents in treatment;�…

Following initial investigation of the GM (brakelight) conflict recording technique during
1972/73 in various Canadian cities, it was concluded that this procedure—while relatively�…

Background Allergic diseases cause a large and increasing burden in developed countries
and in urban centres in middle‐income countries. The causes of this increase are unknown�…