Dental anxiety and behaviour management problems: The role of parents

Dental anxiety and behaviour management problems: The role of parents

Authors	J.B. Krikken
Supervisors	J.M. ten Cate
Cosupervisors	J.S.J. Veerkamp A.J. van Wijk
Award date	14-06-2013
Number of pages	183
Organisations	Faculty of Dentistry (ACTA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Title pages Contents General introduction and aims of the thesis Chapter 1: Measuring dental fear using the CFSS-DS: Do children and parents agree? Chapter 2: Is the Inventory of Stressful Situations predictive for child dental anxiety? Chapter 3: Exploratory factor analysis and psychometric properties of the Child Rearing Practices Report Chapter 4: Child rearing styles, dental anxiety and disruptive behaviour: An exploratory study Chapter 5: Child dental anxiety, parental rearing style and referral status of children Chapter 6: Child dental anxiety, parental rearing style and dental history reported by parents Chapter 7a: Influence of parental presence on the child’s perception of, and behaviour during, dental treatment Chapter 7b: Parental presence during dental treatment: The child’s, parent’s and dentist’s point of view Chapter 8: Child dental fear and general emotional problems: A pilot study Chapter 9: Longitudinal changes in dental fear and coping behaviour in children, adolescents and young adults with cleft lip palate Summary General discussion, recommendations for future research and final remarks Nederlandse samenvatting Dankwoord (Acknowledgement in Dutch) Publications Curriculum vitae
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