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Predicting developmental changes in internalizing symptoms: Examining the interplay between parenting and neuroendocrine stress reactivity
Authors
Abercrombie
Achenbach
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Achenbach
Baron
Bayer
Bender
Berkien
Bugental
Bugental
Buske-Kirschbaum
Caldji
Caldji
Calkins
Calkins
Clark
Clements
Conger
Cook
Domitrovich
Eisenberg
Ellenbogen
Ellenbogen
Elzinga
Engert
Essex
Euling
Ford
Gaab
Garber
Gershoff
Grusec
Guerry
Gunnar
Hagan
Hankin
Hessl
Howell
Hruschka
Hughes
Jöreskog
Kerr
Kertes
Kirschbaum
Kovacs
Kovacs
Kudielka
Kudielka
Kuhn
Ladd
Laskey
Leckman-Westin
Leve
Lopez-Duran
Lopez-Duran
Luby
Marceau
Marsman
Matthews
Miller
Molinari
Muris
Murray
Olson
Pope
Preacher
Ramsay
Rao
Repetti
Roelofs
Roisman
Sameroff
Sanchez
Sandler
Schachter
Schwartz
Shea
Sheeber
Shrout
Silk
Smider
Southwick
Spera
Sturge-Apple
Suchecki
Suldo
Taylor
Turner-Cobb
Walker
Williams
Yim
Publication date
1 July 2014
Publisher
'Wiley'
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Abstract
In this study, we examined whether parenting and HPA‐axis reactivity during middle childhood predicted increases in internalizing symptoms during the transition to adolescence, and whether HPA‐axis reactivity mediated the impact of parenting on internalizing symptoms. The study included 65 children (35 boys) who were assessed at age 5, 7, and 11. Parenting behaviors were assessed via parent report at age 5 and 11. The child's HPA‐axis reactivity was measured at age 7 via a stress task. Internalizing symptoms were measured via teacher reports at age 5 and 11. High maternal warmth at age 5 predicted lower internalizing symptoms at age 11. Also, high reported maternal warmth and induction predicted lower HPA‐axis reactivity. Additionally, greater HPA‐axis reactivity at age 7 was associated with greater increases in internalizing symptoms from age 5 to 11. Finally, the association between age 5 maternal warmth and age 11 internalizing symptoms was partially mediated by lower cortisol in response to the stress task. Thus, parenting behaviors in early development may influence the physiological stress response system and therefore buffer the development of internalizing symptoms during preadolescence when risk for disorder onset is high. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Dev Psychobiol 56: 908–923, 2014.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/107358/1/dev21166.pd
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