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Antepartum and postpartum exposure to maternal depression: different effects on different adolescent outcomes by Hay, Dale F., Pawlby, Susan, Waters, Cerith S., Sharp, Deborah

“…Background:  Postpartum depression (PPD) is considered a major public health problem that conveys risk to mothers and offspring. Yet PPD typically occurs in…”
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Peer relations in childhood by Hay, Dale F., Payne, Alexandra, Chadwick, Andrea

“…We present a developmental model that describes normal peer relations and highlights processes that underlie the emergence of problems with peers in childhood…”
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Disentangling prenatal and inherited influences in humans with an experimental design by Rice, Frances, Harold, Gordon T, Boivin, Jacky, Hay, Dale F, van den Bree, Marianne, Thapar, Anita

“…Exposure to adversity in utero at a sensitive period of development can bring about physiological, structural, and metabolic changes in the fetus that affect…”
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Precursors to aggression are evident by 6 months of age by Hay, Dale F., Waters, Cerith S., Perra, Oliver, Swift, Naomi, Kairis, Victoria, Phillips, Rebecca, Jones, Roland, Goodyer, Ian, Harold, Gordon, Thapar, Anita, van Goozen, Stephanie

“…We tested the hypothesis that developmental precursors to aggression are apparent in infancy. Up to three informants rated 301 firstborn infants for early…”
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The Early Development of Human Aggression by Hay, Dale F.

“…Infants develop the capacity to use force against other people in the first years of life, which gradually transforms into intentional aggression, particularly…”
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Antenatal depression and children’s developmental outcomes: potential mechanisms and treatment options by Waters, Cerith S., Hay, Dale F., Simmonds, Jessica R., van Goozen, Stephanie H. M.

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The emergence of gender differences in physical aggression in the context of conflict between young peers by Hay, Dale F., Nash, Alison, Caplan, Marlene, Swartzentruber, Jan, Ishikawa, Fumiko, Vespo, Jo Ellen

“…It is well known that a gender difference in physical aggression emerges by the preschool years. We tested the hypothesis that the gender difference is partly…”
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Identifying early signs of aggression: psychometric properties of the cardiff infant contentiousness scale by Hay, Dale F., Perra, Oliver, Hudson, Kathryn, Waters, Cerith S., Mundy, Lisa, Phillips, Rebecca, Goodyer, Ian, Harold, Gordon, Thapar, Anita, van Goozen, Stephanie

“…Our aim was to develop an age‐appropriate measure of early manifestations of aggression. We constructed a questionnaire about normative developmental…”
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Prevalence of maternal psychiatric disorder in pregnancy: 1986 and 2016 by Pawlby, Susan, Sharp, Deborah, Hay, Dale F

“…Screening without follow-up intervention does not help prevent later mental ill health or transmission to the next generation. References 1 Howard LM, Ryan EG,…”
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"A Pirate Goes Nee-Nor-Nee-Nor!" Humor With Siblings in Middle Childhood: A Window to Social Understanding? by Paine, Amy L., Hashmi, Salim, Howe, Nina, Johnson, Nisha, Scott, Matthew, Hay, Dale F.

“…Humor is a central feature of close and intimate relationships in childhood. However, fundamental questions regarding the relationship between humor…”
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Antenatal depression predicts depression in adolescent offspring: Prospective longitudinal community-based study by Pawlby, Susan, Hay, Dale F, Sharp, Deborah, Waters, Cerith S, O'Keane, Veronica

“…Abstract Background Depression is familial. Evidence shows that untreated postnatal depression is associated with adverse outcomes for the child. Few studies…”
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Prosocial and Aggressive Behavior: A Longitudinal Study by Hay, Dale F., Paine, Amy L., Perra, Oliver, Cook, Kaye V., Hashmi, Salim, Robinson, Charlotte, Kairis, Victoria, Slade, Rhiannon

“…Developmental theorists have made strong claims about the fundamental prosocial or aggressive nature of the human infant. However, only rarely have prosocial…”
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Mothers' Antenatal Depression and Their Children's Antisocial Outcomes by Hay, Dale F., Pawlby, Susan, Waters, Cerith S., Perra, Oliver, Sharp, Deborah

“…Interviews of 120 British adolescents and their parents (80% of a random sample of antenatal patients drawn from a representative urban population and followed…”
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Seven‐year‐olds' references to internal states when playing with toy figures and a video game by Hashmi, Salim, Paine, Amy L., Hay, Dale F.

“…References to internal states (e.g., thoughts, feelings, and desires) indicate children's appreciation of people's inner worlds. Many children spend time…”
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Erratum to “Infants at familial risk for depression show a distinct pattern of cortisol response to experimental challenges” [J. Affect. Disord. 150(3) (2013) 955–960] by Hay, Dale F

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Antenatal depression and children’s developmental outcomes: potential mechanisms and treatment options by Waters, Cerith S., Hay, Dale F., Simmonds, Jessica R., van Goozen, Stephanie H. M.

“…During the last decade there has been increased recognition of the prevalence of antenatal depression as well as an expansion in research examining the impact…”
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The gradual emergence of sex differences in aggression: alternative hypotheses by Hay, Dale F

“…Nearly a century of observational studies and more recent longitudinal surveys reveal that, in infancy, girls and boys use force at similar rates. Over the…”
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Concurrent associations between mothers’ references to internal states and children’s social understanding in middle childhood by Paine, Amy L., Hashmi, Salim, Roberts, Siwan, Fyfield, Rhiannon, Hay, Dale F.

“…Although it is well established that features of maternal speech are associated with children’s social understanding in the preschool years, few studies…”
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The impact of postnatal depression on boys' intellectual development by Sharp, D, Hay, D F, Pawlby, S, Schmücker, G, Allen, H, Kumar, R

“…A follow-up study was carried out to investigate the children of 204 mothers who had previously participated in a study of their mental health during pregnancy…”
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Does mothers' postnatal depression influence the development of imitation? by Perra, Oliver, Phillips, Rebecca, Fyfield, Rhiannon, Waters, Cerith, Hay, Dale F.

“…Background Links between mothers’ postnatal depression (PND) and children's cognition have been identified in several samples, but the evidence is…”
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