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A longitudinal study of children's voices in regard to stress and coping during the transition to school
Mun Amanda WONG
Department of Early Childhood Education (ECE)
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Child Adjustment
50%
Child Coping
50%
Child Self-report
100%
Children's Perceptions
50%
Children's Responses
50%
Children's Voices
100%
Copyright
50%
Direct Problem
50%
Emotion-focused Coping
50%
Incompetence
100%
Parent Report
50%
Parent-child Relationship
50%
Parent-teacher Relationships
50%
Parental Response
50%
Parental Scaffolding
50%
Perceived Stress
50%
Preschool
100%
Problem Solving
50%
Seeking Social Support
50%
Self-help Skills
50%
Six-year-old children
50%
Social Beings
50%
Social Stress
100%
Teacher Responses
50%
Teacher Scaffolding
50%
Transition to School
100%
Psychology
Coping Strategies
100%
Longitudinal Study
100%
Social Support
50%
Stress and Coping
100%