Teya A Stephens, Jennifer L Black, Gwen E Chapman, Cayley E Velazquez, Alejandro Rojas
Participation in School Food and Nutrition Activities among Grade 6-8 Students in Vancouver
Canadian journal of dietetic practice and research : a publication of Dietitians of Canada = Revue canadienne de la pratique et de la recherche en dietetique : une publication des Dietetistes du Canada
identified mental health outcomes associated specific developmental trajectories psychopathic traits across childhood tested whether positive relationships parents teachers compensatory protective effects participants 1401 children 5282 girls quebec longitudinal study child development available data teacherreported psychopathic traits ages 612 years selfreported mental health outcomes ages 1517 years parents teachers reported levels positive relationship child ages 68 1012 years trajectories psychopathic traits highstable increasing decreasing lowstable included predictors mental health outcomes eg conduct disorder anxiety structural equation models controlling child sex family ses earlier psychopathology compensatory effects tested via main effects positive relationships protective effects tested via interactive effects trajectories memberships compared lowstable trajectory psychopathic traits highstable increasing decreasing trajectories associated distinct sets mental health outcomes children increasing trajectory higher risk externalizing internalizing psychopathology positive relationships parents teachers partially compensated effects findings suggest clinicians cannot expect detrimental effects associated psychopathic traits entirely prevented childrens positive relationships parents andor teachers study reinforces importance providing intensive preventive interventions elementary school children high levels psychopathic traits prevent longterm negative consequences associated traits