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2022
article
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Nele Legge, Tracey Lutz, Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
BACKGROUND: Intraventricular haemorrhage (IVH) is one of the key risks for long-term neurodevelopmental issues. There remains controversy over the impact low-grade IVH has on the long-term outcome of premature infants. This study describes the long-term neurodevelopmental impact of Grade I and II …
au
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2014
article
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Patricia Lee Woods, Ingrid Rieger, Crista Wocadlo, Adrienne Gordon
au
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2008
article
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Sandie Bredemeyer, Shelley Reid, Jan Polverino, Crista Wocadlo
PURPOSE: This study aims to detect differences in outcomes for very preterm infants after the introduction of developmental care in a neonatal nursery, and to evaluate the effect of developmental care on parental well-being. DESIGN AND METHODS: Prospective before and after cohort …
au
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2008
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
au
(code pays fourni par la source)
2006
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
au
(code pays fourni par la source)
2006
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
The aim of this study was to investigate the nonverbal decoding of emotion in a group of very preterm children and its relationship to social skills and problem behaviours. All children born less than 30 weeks gestation were prospectively enrolled in developmental …
au
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2005
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
au
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2000
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
This study examined skill differences at 5 years of age for very preterm children who were or were not cooperative with developmental testing at 3 years of age. All children born between 1986 and 1991 who were less than 30 weeks of …
au
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1994
article
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Crista Wocadlo, Ingrid Rieger
au
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1990
dissertation
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Crista Wocadlo
There has been some debate within test anxiety theory as to the importance of physiological arousal and cognition in the maintenance of this emotional state. Recent investigations have emphasised cognitive factors, such as worry, intrusive thinking and cognitive interference. Earlier conceptualizations used …