Children Changing in Context: Child Temperament and Personality Development as Interrelated with Parenting in the Etiology of Adjustment Problems

Keyphrases

• Etiology 100%
• Adjustment Problems 100%
• Parenting 100%
• Personality Development 100%
• Child Personality 100%
• Child Temperament 100%
• Temperament 50%
• Externalizing Behavior 50%
• Benevolence 37%
• Emotional Stability 37%
• Personality Change 37%
• Temperament Change 37%
• Conscientiousness 37%
• Childrens 25%
• Extraversion 25%
• Personality Types 25%
• Person-centered Approach 25%
• Toddlerhood 25%
• Highly Stable 25%
• Personality Configurations 25%
• Overcontrol 25%
• Variable-centered Approach 25%
• Older children 12%
• Temperament Traits 12%
• Mean-level Change 12%
• Predictive Value 12%
• Resilient 12%
• Child Effects 12%
• Interaction Process 12%
• Child Internalizing Problems 12%
• Children at Risk 12%
• Parent-child Interaction 12%
• Parenting Behavior 12%
• Multiple Informants 12%
• Child Externalizing Behavior 12%
• Supportive Parenting 12%
• Interaction with children 12%
• Personality Dimensions 12%
• Mid-adolescence 12%
• Temperament Type 12%
• Affective Expression 12%
• Informant Report 12%
• Mother-child Interaction 12%
• Individual Differences in Change 12%
• Extreme Groups 12%
• Transition to Young Adulthood 12%

Psychology

• Personality Development 100%
• Externalizing problems 100%
• Internalizing problems 100%
• Emotional Stability 60%
• Conscientiousness 60%
• Externalization 40%
• Individual Differences 40%
• Internalizing 40%
• Extraversion 40%
• Parent-Child Interaction 20%