Nicole Baumann, a PhD student in Psychology at University of Warwick, presented her research at the 2018 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting (PAS) in Toronto, Canada on Sunday 6th May 2018.
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The PARCA-R (the Parent Report of Children’s Abilities-Revised) – a screening instrument to identify cognitive and language delay in at risk Children.
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Dieter Wolke talks about the long-term consequences of bullying by peers at the XXIX National Meeting of the Portuguese Association of Psychiatry of Childhood and Adolescence 12th April 2018 in Madeira
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Dieter Wolke – guest speaker on ‘Early crying and sleeping of infants and their consequences’ at the Philips Avent Global Scientific Symposium in The Netherlands, March 2018
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The results of the SMaRT Project were presented at a well attended dissemination event on Thursday 15th March 2018 . Major results are shown in the SMaRT Brochure and the full report can downloaded here.
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More than 30 international experts gathered at 5th and final Chair Committee Meeting of the European Standards of Care for Newborn Health project (EFCNI) to review & finalise the last set of in total 100 standards. We’re getting excited about their approaching launch this winter. #efcni #escnh
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PhD Studentship opportunities available! This PhD student will be working with Professor Dieter Wolke in the Research of Children and Adults born Preterm (RECAP) project. (www.recap-preterm.eu). This PhD student will be working in collaboration with partners around Europe and beyond to combine data to conduct analysis on the mental health, neuro-cognitive, socio-emotional functioning and economic adult outcomes…
A preference for eveningness (being a “night owl”) and preterm birth (<37 weeks of gestation) are associated with similar adversities, such as elevated blood pressure, impaired glucose regulation, poorer physical fitness, and lower mood. Yet, it remains unclear if and how preterm birth is associated with circadian preference. The aim of this study was to assess this association across the whole gestation range, using both objective and subjective measurements of circadian preference.
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This study investigated (1) whether involvement in bullying as a bully, victim or bully-victim was associated with objectively measured overweight or underweight, or whether it was related to weight misperception (i.e., inaccurate perceptions), and (2) whether appearance-specific feedback mediated the relationship between bullying and weight misperception.
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