All the variables showed a normal distribution (p > 0.05), except the following ones: raw scores of subscale B with (p = .004) and without (p = .006) accommodations;
developmental ages of subscale B with (p = .014) and without (p = .019) accommodations; and
developmental ages of subscale E with (p = .005) and without (p = .005) accommodations.
We can also mention the fact that the 8-week difference between the chronological and the
developmental age was recovered over the following 6,5 months of kinesiotherapy.
A hierarchical multiple regression analysis was conducted to examine whether parenting factors predicted how often a student drank alcohol in the past 30 days and whether
developmental age moderated this relationship.
Reed has been appointed assistant coach of the developmental England Under-18s squad, and will travel to Paris for the European Championships in April as part of his job helping out with one of the national team's most important
developmental age groups.
Despite the seemingly ubiquitous attention career choice and development theories have paid to childhood processes, researchers and practitioners have been rightly criticized for their relative disregard of this
developmental age period.
Looking after a fully-grown adult with the
developmental age of a one-and-a-half-year-old would require the patience and strength of a saint.
"The housework pressures could be reduced by sharing tasks like washing up or washing the car with children, according to their
developmental age; it can be fun and good for their self esteem too." More than 1,000 mothers were interviewed for the poll commissioned by Bold 2 in1 Crushed Silk and Jasmine.: When second's best:Erin Martin, WM's lifecoach who is a mother to three young children, suggests mums should forget about perfection and strive to be good enough instead.
Groups were matched on
developmental age and sex and observed during both a home-based independent play situation and classroom-based free play.
See Paul Hanley Furfey, The Growing Boy: Case Studies of
Developmental Age (New York, 1930), 65-66.
Children were defined as developmentally delayed if the difference between their
developmental age and chronologic age was greater than half a month.
The literature on developmental toxicology (Wilson 1977) and developmental neurotoxicology (Rodier 1980; Vorhees 1986) contains many examples of the stage-specificity of structural and functional damage in laboratory animal species that depends on
developmental age. Thus,
developmental age of maturation is most relevant for interspecies comparison.
In many cases the results provide a comparative
developmental age or at least a deviation in terms of years and or months compared to typical development.
