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Design and Development of Cost-Effective Child Surveillance System using Computer Vision Technology
2022 International Conference on Recent Trends in Microelectronics, Automation, Computing and Communications Systems (ICMACC), 2022The project's primary goal is to ensure child surveillance, continuous monitor and alert system for safety. Pre-defined navigation is one of the primary challenges in the robotic industry. Many technologies have been developed to overcome these problems.
Vedavyas Peddiraju +3 more
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The Physical Context of Child Development
, 2021Child development reflects interactions between personal characteristics and the physical and social environment. Psychology, however, lacks analysis of physical features that influence child development.
G. Evans
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Impact of New Family Forms on Parenting and Child Development
Annual Review of Developmental Psychology, 2020The structure of families has changed significantly over the last 40 years due to changes in legislation, technology, and societal attitudes. This article examines parenting and child development in new family forms, i.e., family forms that did not exist
S. Imrie, S. Golombok
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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
As children age, there are set milestones that we follow clinically to help track fine motor, gross motor, social, and language development. Because we know what a 2-month-old vs 4-month-old vs 1-year-old child should be able to do, we are able to assess whether a given child is on track developmentally.
Justin Schreiber, Misty C. Richards
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As children age, there are set milestones that we follow clinically to help track fine motor, gross motor, social, and language development. Because we know what a 2-month-old vs 4-month-old vs 1-year-old child should be able to do, we are able to assess whether a given child is on track developmentally.
Justin Schreiber, Misty C. Richards
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1994
The family practitioner has an important role in the detection of infants and young children with developmental delays. The physician may be the first or only professional in regular contact with infants and young children. Interpretation of a child's developmental status is best done with a clear understanding of the child's family and social ...
S R, Kimmel, E A, Quinn, K A, Phelps
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The family practitioner has an important role in the detection of infants and young children with developmental delays. The physician may be the first or only professional in regular contact with infants and young children. Interpretation of a child's developmental status is best done with a clear understanding of the child's family and social ...
S R, Kimmel, E A, Quinn, K A, Phelps
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Development of the Child's Arch
Foot & Ankle, 1989The purposes of the project were to monitor the development of the lower extremities and the longitudinal arch of the foot and to determine whether or not arch support footwear (three types) affected development of a neutral arch in toddlers 11 to 14 months of age until age 5 years. A total of 125 beginner walkers were recruited through the pediatrics
N, Gould +4 more
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Child culture, play and child development
Early Child Development and Care, 2003The article discusses child development in the context of child life in day care. It traces children's development of an independent, autonomous life and their creation of culture where play is a central feature. The culture produced by the children is analysed on the basis of classical notions of culture.
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Undernutrition and Child Development
New England Journal of Medicine, 1970Abstract When 19 children who had been hospitalized with undernutrition in the first year of life were compared with a control group three to four years later, the test group was found to be lower in height, weight, head circumference and developmental quotient.
H P, Chase, H P, Martin
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Child Development and Neuroscience
Child Development, 1997Although developmental psychology and developmental neuroscience share interests in common problems (e.g., the nature of thought, emotion, consciousness), there has been little cross-fertilization between these disciplines. To facilitate such communication, we discuss 2 major advances in the developmental brain sciences that have potentially profound ...
Charles A, Nelson, Floyd E, Bloom
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On the development of the “borderline-child-to-be”.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1986A model of the development of the borderline child is presented. It is organized around three central themes: early experiences of being overwhelmed (trauma); the evolution of developmental deficits; and desperate reliance on ultimately maladaptive survival mechanisms for coping.
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