2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-311x2008000200022
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Determinants of early cognitive development: hierarchical analysis of a longitudinal study

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“…The significant changes observed over time reflect a continuous development, probably due to appropriate practices and adequate development conditions 4,8,13,20 offered by adolescent and adult mothers. This longitudinal study on child development allowed verifying changes over time, enabling a more reliable and accurate analysis of the development trajectory.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The significant changes observed over time reflect a continuous development, probably due to appropriate practices and adequate development conditions 4,8,13,20 offered by adolescent and adult mothers. This longitudinal study on child development allowed verifying changes over time, enabling a more reliable and accurate analysis of the development trajectory.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar results were found by Camarotti et al 18 . Higher parental educational level has been positively associated with appropriate motor and cognitive 19,20 performance of children of different ages 19 . However, despite the lower educational level of adolescent mothers in our study, the development of their babies was similar to that of infants of adult mothers during the evaluations, unlike previous results 19 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, following an international trend, some recent Brazilian studies [38][39][45][46] already seek to study this issue considering the interrelationship between the environments experienced by the child as well as other relevant factors, given the multifaceted nature of child development .…”
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“…Given the multifaceted nature of child development, Santos L et al 45 and Santos D. et al 46 conducted studies taking into account the different aspects of the environmental contexts, as well as biological factors and those related to the child. Santos L et al 45 carried out a longitudinal study to investigate the relationship between several factors and cognitive development of 320 children from different economic levels and environmental conditions.…”
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