Using data from 468 parents and taking into account internal consistency, breadth of item
content, within-scale factor analysis, and patterns of missing data, we developed short (94 …

… This research was supported by funds allocated to Samuel Putnam and Maria Gartstein …
award from Bowdoin College, awarded to Samuel Putnam. The authors wish to acknowledge …

In the current study, latent growth modeling (LGM) was used to: (1) identify the developmental
trajectories of infant negative emotions (NE) and regulatory capacity (RC) from 4 to 12 …

Objectives. —To use audiotape analysis to describe communication patterns in primary care,
to relate these to ideal relationship types as described in the literature, and to explore the …

Parents often do not become believers in temperament until after the birth of their second child.
Before this time, their child’s behavior may be seen as a simple result of their upbringing,“…

The present study was conducted to examine the contributions of early appearing temperament
attributes to toddler and preschool‐age behavior problems. High levels of negative …

Traditional approaches to successful development have focused almost entirely on
socialization practices expected to lead to optimal outcomes. An implicit assumption of much …

Using data from parents of 761 infants from 6 independent samples, short (91 items, 14
scales) and very short (37 items, 3 broad scales) forms of the Infant Behavior Questionnaire–…

This study investigated the extent to which the individual orientations of physicians and patients
and the congruence between them are associated with patient satisfaction. A survey was …

The now‐classic article “What Is Temperament? Four Approaches” by HH Goldsmith et al. (1987)
brought together originators of four prominent temperament theories—Rothbart, …