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Developmental Screening: Is There Enough Time?

Clinical Pediatrics, 2009
Objectives . The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends routine developmental screening in well-child care. Providers cite time restraints as a limitation preventing its widespread adoption. The objectives were to determine whether routine screening lengthened well-visits and was associated with changes in parent satisfaction and report of ...
Noelle Huntington
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Developmental Time

Journal of Family Psychotherapy, 2000
The concept of developmental time is proposed as a method for organizing family therapy interventions. Developmental time is the point in the family life cycle that a family expects to be occupying given the age and stage of its members. We promote alter- ations in the normative time frame by encouraging family members to relive previous developmental ...
Stephen A. Anderson, William M. Boylin
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Evolutionary change in developmental timing

Proceedings of the 7th annual conference on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2005
This paper presents a mutation-based evolutionary algorithm that evolves genotypic genes for regulating developmental timing of phenotypic values. The genotype sequentially generates a given number of entire phenotypes and then finishes its life at each generation.
Kei Ohnishi, Kaori Yoshida
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A matter of time: Developmental cascades for developmental science

Infant Behavior and Development
The pace and breadth of infant development is remarkable-by their third birthday, infants acquire an impressive range of skills across multiple domains. Studying the complexities of cross-domain development, however, poses a challenge for a field of researchers with traditionally siloed expertise.
Joshua L. Schneider, Kelsey L. West
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