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Parenting At Midnight: Measuring Parents' Thoughts And Strategies To Help Young Children Sleep Through The Night, Aimee J. Coulombe Dec 2010

Parenting At Midnight: Measuring Parents' Thoughts And Strategies To Help Young Children Sleep Through The Night, Aimee J. Coulombe

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Throughout the night, brief periods of arousal are common and not necessarily indicative of problematic sleep. Awakening without an easy return to sleep (“night-waking”), however, can be problematic for parents and children alike. Approximately 30% of preschool-aged children wake at least once per night and require parental intervention (“help or assistance”). Although parents’ responses to children’s night-waking (i.e., parents’ night-waking strategies) can determine the course of night-waking over time, very little is known about night-waking strategy use among parents of preschool-aged children. The purpose of the present dissertation was to lay the foundation upon which a better understanding of the …


Mbqs-72 For Detailed Video Coding (2010), Greg Moran, David Pederson, Sandi Bento Jun 2010

Mbqs-72 For Detailed Video Coding (2010), Greg Moran, David Pederson, Sandi Bento

Greg Moran

No abstract provided.


The Annual Home County Attachment Workshop, Greg Moran Jan 2010

The Annual Home County Attachment Workshop, Greg Moran

Greg Moran

No abstract provided.