Objective: This systematic review aims to describe longitudinal evidence on the effects of
father involvement on children's developmental outcomes. Methods: Father involvement was …

Many children arrive at school with problems of development and behaviour which affect
their educational achievement and social interaction and can have lifelong consequences …

BACKGROUND: Developmental delay occurs in up to 5% of children under 5 years of age.
This includes delays in speech and language development, motor development, social …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the relationships between shy-inhibited temperament in childhood
and anxiety problems in early adolescence using a prospective, longitudinal data set from a …

OBJECTIVE. To report the prevalence and stability of cry-fuss problems during the first 4
months of life and sleep problems from 2 to 24 months and relationships between the …

The prediction of later outcome from factors present in infancy has been an ongoing
concern, with difficult temperament frequently being posited as one important risk factor …

Objective To examine whether behavioural strategies designed to improve children's sleep
problems could also improve the symptoms, behaviour, daily functioning, and working …

Factor analyses of the Carey and McDevitt (1978) Revised Infant Temperament
Questionnaire (RITQ) with a representative sample of 2,443 Australian infants provided …

This study explores the stability of temperament, measured by maternal report, from infancy
to 8 years in a longitudinal sample of 450 children. Prior questionnaire-based, factor-analytic …

The Australian temperament project. The Australian temperament project. Citation Prior, MR,
Sanson, AV, & Oberklaid, F. (1989). The Australian temperament project. In GA Kohnstamm, JE …