Medicine & Life Sciences
Mothers
100%
Fathers
92%
Child
85%
Parenting
70%
Parents
44%
Preschool Children
37%
Trinidad and Tobago
30%
Literacy
30%
Depression
30%
African Americans
28%
Students
28%
Latent Class Analysis
28%
Sexual Behavior
27%
Psychology
27%
Income
26%
Child Care
26%
China
24%
Nuclear Family
24%
Young Adult
23%
Health
22%
Education
22%
Social Skills
21%
Longitudinal Studies
21%
Grandparents
21%
Child Development
21%
Socialization
19%
Mindfulness
19%
Hispanic Americans
19%
Yoga
19%
Suriname
17%
Aircraft
15%
Adult Children
15%
Mental Health
15%
Economics
15%
Punishment
15%
Family Relations
14%
Intimate Partner Violence
14%
Sexual and Gender Minorities
14%
Caregivers
14%
Spouses
14%
Reading
13%
Guyana
13%
Teaching
13%
Adolescent Behavior
13%
Child Behavior
12%
Family Conflict
12%
Cognition
12%
Social Support
11%
Violence
11%
Interpersonal Relations
11%
Mental Competency
11%
Low Birth Weight Infant
11%
Puerto Rico
11%
Learning
11%
Problem Behavior
11%
Self-Control
10%
Mexican Americans
10%
Emotional Regulation
10%
Self Concept
10%
Curriculum
10%
Asian Americans
10%
Peer Group
9%
Protective Factors
9%
Growth
9%
Program Evaluation
9%
Social Behavior
9%
Pandemics
9%
Intergenerational Relations
8%
Middle Aged
8%
Parturition
8%
Coitus
8%
Aggression
8%
Intention
7%
Pregnancy in Adolescence
7%
Emotions
7%
Vocabulary
7%
India
7%
Romania
7%
Failure to Thrive
7%
Parent-Child Relations
7%
Aptitude
7%
Religion
7%
Retirement
6%
Psychological Distress
6%
Particulate Matter
6%
Maternal Behavior
6%
Anger
6%
Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
6%
Population
6%
Sexual Health
6%
Child Health
6%
Islands
6%
Malaysia
6%
Sociometric Techniques
6%
Social Work
6%
Social Class
6%
Coercion
6%
Multilevel Analysis
5%
European Continental Ancestry Group
5%
Language
5%
Social Sciences
father
83%
adolescent
38%
childhood
38%
infant
32%
American
26%
young adult
24%
health
23%
Trinidad and Tobago
22%
adulthood
22%
child care
22%
adolescence
21%
longitudinal study
20%
socialization
18%
China
17%
literacy
17%
immigrant
16%
low income
16%
solidarity
16%
gender
15%
Suriname
15%
well-being
15%
denomination
14%
time
14%
kindergarten
14%
mental health
13%
caregiver
13%
self-regulation
13%
preschool age
13%
student
13%
grandchild
13%
Puerto Rico
13%
Group
13%
wife
13%
interaction
12%
baby
12%
gender role
11%
caregiving
11%
school readiness
11%
day care
11%
education
10%
ethnic group
10%
ethnicity
10%
violence
10%
typology
10%
preschool child
10%
experience
9%
social behavior
9%
dyad
9%
resources
9%
labor
8%
Religion
8%
husband
8%
social support
8%
ambivalence
8%
regression
8%
classroom
8%
Intergenerational relations
8%
resilience
7%
teacher
7%
social status
7%
peer group
7%
economics
7%
income
7%
UNICEF
7%
Corporal punishment
7%
egalitarianism
7%
trauma
7%
single parent family
7%
Guyana
7%
parenting style
7%
minority
6%
marriage
6%
cognitive impairment
6%
learning
6%
cognition
6%
instruction
6%
self-esteem
6%
sleep
6%
fatherhood
6%
social development
6%
job satisfaction
6%
India
5%
Romania
5%
anger
5%
mathematics
5%
aggression
5%
moderator
5%
speaking
5%
nutrition
5%
life situation
5%
responsibility
5%
mediation
5%
evidence
5%
conflict behavior
5%
eating behavior
5%
penalty
5%
Teaching
5%
sympathy
5%
pregnancy
5%