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Maternal and paternal influence on the developmental trajectory of childhood anxiety symptoms
- Andy Field
- Kathryn J. Lester
- Sam Cartwright-Hatton
- Gordon Harold
- Daniel S. Shaw
- Misaki Natsuaki
- Jody M. Ganiban
- David Reiss
- Jenae M. Neiderhiser
- Leslie D. Leve
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Description: This project sought to test the hypothesis that anxious fathers pose a greater rearing influence on childhood anxiety symptoms than anxious mothers using an adoption design. The project analysed data from the Early Growth and Development Study (EGDS) to test rearing parent anxiety influences from mothers and fathers on child anxiety symptoms between 18 months and 4.5, while considering inherited influences.
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Maternal and paternal influences on the developmental trajectory of childhood anxiety symptoms: a genetically sensitive investigation
One theory suggests that anxious fathers may pose a greater environmental influence on childhood anxiety than anxious mothers. This study uses the Ear...
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