Depression is an increasingly common health problem among youth. There is growing empirical evidence that CBT is a promising treatment for childhood depression. It remains unclear what treatment-specific effects of CBT ...

Computerized adaptive testing (CAT) provides a highly efficient alternative to the paper-and-pencil test. By selecting items that match examinees’ ability levels, CAT not only can shorten test length and administration ...

In infancy feeding is a central part of the mother-infant relationship and contributes greatly to the creation of an emotional bond between them. The purpose of this study was to investigate the quality of mother-infant ...

For many years, researchers and educators have been concerned about achievement scores but seemed less interested in students’ happiness and psychological well-being at school. However, students’ psychological well-being ...

The purpose of this study was to investigate the ways in which authentic leadership is evidenced in a religious organizational setting. Applications of authentic leadership theory have been tested in diverse settings, but ...

College classrooms are increasingly becoming student-centered and professors are sharing with their students the duty of speaking in front of large and small groups. While asking students to verbally communicate can ...

Team-based testing gives students a chance to earn additional points on individual unit tests by immediately re-taking the test as a team competing against other teams. This instructional approach has enjoyed widening ...

The purpose of the current study is to understand the relationship between the volume of the posterior cerebellar hemispheres and cross-modality divided attention in ASD and control participants. Abnormalities in shifting, ...

Deaf youth are at least six to eight times more likely to develop depression or anxiety compared to hearing youth. Decades of empirical evidence continue to suggest parent child-rearing practice and perceived control to ...

Childhood depression is a widespread, stable disorder, and recurring disorder (Kovacs, Feinberg, Crouse-Novak, Paulauskas, & Finkelstein, 1984). Cognitive-Behavioral therapy is an empirically supported intervention for the ...