Marc H. Bornstein

TL;DR: A large sample (˜10,000) is used to trace the stability of temperament from 3 to 6 years in three waves and considers child age, gender, birth order, and term status as well as mother age, education, anxiety, and depression as moderators of stability.

TL;DR: Approaches to the assessment of individual change that may provide alternatives to more traditional approaches to the Assessment of neurobehavioral outcomes in children with chronic diseases are outlined.

TL;DR: The brains of adult females appear to be tuned to respond to infant cries with automatic motor excitation, and the 100-ms latency of this response is not compatible with a voluntary reaction to the stimulus but suggests an automatic, bottom-up audiomotor association.

TL;DR: The stereotypes about cocaine use have always abounded in stereotypes (Courtwright, 1982; Musto, 1973) and popular notions about the lifestyle of cocaine abuse have been abounding in stereotypes as mentioned in this paper, and these stereotypes can be seen in images of parents who abuse cocaine and portrayals of children who were exposed to cocaine prenatally.

TL;DR: In this article, a fuller explication of the ecological contextual relational developmental systems framework along with the specificity principle of development is presented. But it does not consider the relationship and context as drivers of development.