Development of the cognitive appraisal and understanding of social events (CAUSE) videos

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The development and validation of 4 videos designed to assess adolescent cognitive appraisals and understanding of social events (the CAUSE videos) are described. These videos provide a valid method for assessing adolescents appraisals of ambiguous and negative social situations in a laboratory setting and may be used to test hypotheses about cognitive processes underlying associations such as that between low socioeconomic status and health in adolescents.

Cognition in children, Cognitive development, Cognition in adolescence, Adolescent cognition

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Predictors of Hospitalizations in children with Asthma: the role of psychosocial and socioenvironmental factors

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A study on relationship between psychosocial factors and asthma rehospitalization pattern in 115 children (age 4-18) who had >=1 hospitalization during the study period is examined. The study revealed that family and individual caretaker variables are associated with childhood asthma hospitalization patterns.

Comparative analysis, Hospitalization, Asthma in children, Hospital care

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Symptom perception in childhood asthma: the role of anxiety and asthma severity

Article Abstract:

A study examines impact of anxiety on asthma among children.

Care and treatment, United States, Influence, Anxiety

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