Developmental cascade models linking contextual risks, parenting, and internalizing symptoms: A 17-year longitudinal study from early childhood to emerging adulthood

Keyphrases

• Parenting 100%
• Early childhood 100%
• Depressive Symptoms 100%
• Internalizing Symptoms 100%
• Contextual Risk 100%
• Anxiety Symptoms 100%
• Model Linking 100%
• Emerging Adulthood 100%
• Developmental Cascade Model 100%
• Latent Factors 66%
• Symptom Dimensions 66%
• Older Adults 33%
• Child Age 33%
• Modeling Approach 33%
• Early Identification 33%
• Analytic Approach 33%
• Early Prevention 33%
• Anxiety-depression 33%
• Psychological Distress 33%
• Multiple Risk Factors 33%
• Symptomatic Outcome 33%
• Middle childhood 33%
• Most Common Form 33%
• Common Pathway 33%
• Multiple Informants 33%
• Negative Parenting 33%
• Indirect Pathway 33%
• Risk Process 33%
• Behavior Characteristics 33%
• Early Life Factors 33%
• Risk Pathway 33%
• Multiple Contexts 33%
• Bifactor 33%
• Transactional Processes 33%
• Differential Pathway 33%
• Bifactor Modeling 33%
• Cascading Risk 33%
• Mediating Pathway 33%
• Risk Domain 33%

Psychology

• Internalizing 100%
• Emerging Adulthood 100%
• Longitudinal Analysis 100%
• Bifactor 50%
• Psychological Distress 25%
• Internalizing problems 25%