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Improving Children's Coping with Everyday Stress: Transporting Treatment Interventions to the School Setting by Pincus, Donna B, Friedman, Alice G

“…Children are continuously confronted with everyday stressors in their daily routine, and their ability to deal with these stressors has been found to be…”
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Differential Efficacy of Home Monitoring and Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Decreasing Children's Maladaptive Nighttime Fears by Pincus, Donna B., Weiner, Courtney L., Friedman, Alice G.

“…A number of studies have demonstrated the efficacy of brief cognitive-behavioral interventions for treating childhood nighttime fears. The purpose of the…”
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Behavioral Interventions for Infant Immunizations by Cramer-Berness, Laura J., Friedman, Alice G.

“…Minimal research has examined behavioral interventions to reduce infants' pain. This study randomly assigned 123 infants receiving immunizations and their…”
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Experimentally induced taste aversions in humans: effects of overshadowing on acquisition by Okifuji, A, Friedman, A G

“…This study used vection-induced symptoms of motion sickness as an unconditioned stimulus to condition food aversions in humans and to evaluate the efficacy of…”
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A Behavioural Pattern of Irritability, Hostility and Inhibited Empathy in Children by Evans, Ian M., Heriot, Sandra A., Friedman, Alice G.

“…Although childhood aggression and conduct problems receive much clinical and research attention, important variations in function underlying the common…”
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The Relationship of Daily Stress and Health-Related Behaviors to Adolescents' Cholesterol Levels by Coleman, Chris A, Friedman, Alice G, Burright, Richard G

“…Investigates the relationship between daily life events and total cholesterol levels among high school students (N=104) and examines contributions of…”
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Improving Children?s Coping With Everyday Stress: Transporting Treatment Interventions to the School Setting by Pincus, Donna B., Friedman, Alice G.

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Social competence and behavioral adjustment of children who are long-term survivors of cancer by MULHERN, R. K, WASSERMAN, A. L, FRIEDMAN, A. G, FAIRCLOUGH, D

“…Relatively little is known about the special needs of long-term survivors of childhood cancer or the factors that make this growing population vulnerable to…”
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Treatment programs for severe night-time fears: a methodological note by Friedman, A G, Ollendick, T H

“…A multiple baseline design across subjects was used to examine the efficacy of a treatment package consisting of relaxation, reinforcement, and cognitive…”
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Multi-dimensional child behavior therapy in the treatment of medically-related anxiety: a practical illustration by Friedman, A G, Campbell, T A, Evans, I M

“…This paper provides a practical illustration of a four-component model for conducting child behavior therapy. It describes the treatment of a 7-year-old boy,…”
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Specific fears as predictors of generalized anxiety in children by FRIEDMAN, A. G, CAMPBELL, T, OKIFUJI, A

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Improving dietary habits of children: effects of nutrition education and correspondence training by Friedman, A G, Greene, P G, Stokes, T

“…Evidence that a significant number of children are exposed to risk factors associated with coronary heart disease has prompted health care professionals to…”
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Ipecac abuse: a serious complication in bulimia by Friedman, A G, Seime, R J, Roberts, T, Fremouw, W J

“…Ipecac abuse among bulimics is being increasingly reported. The case presented is a 19-year-old female with significant eating-related problems, including…”
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Midazolam premedication for pediatric bone marrow aspiration and lumbar puncture by Friedman, A G, Mulhern, R K, Fairclough, D, Ward, P M, Baker, D, Mirro, J, Rivera, G K

“…The ability of midazolam, a benzodiazepine, to reduce the distress associated with lumbar puncture and bone marrow aspiration was examined in 23 children with…”
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