The physical environment and child development: An international review

The physical environment and child development: An international review

Source :

• International Journal of Psychology [ 0020-7594 ] ; 2013-08.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Bangladesh.
  • topic : Eau potable, Petite enfance, Recherche sur l'environnement, épidémiologie, Revenu des ménages, Technologie de l'information, Délinquance juvénile, Santé mentale, Pesticide, Environnement physique, Polluant, Pollution, Santé publique, Mobilité résidentielle, Mobilité scolaire, Logement insalubre, Développement durable, Pollution de l'eau.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Academic achievement, Academic performance, Acta paediatrica, Adaptive behavior, Adolescent development, Adverse effects, Adverse impacts, African children, African township nursery, Airborne polycyclic, Aircraft noise, Aircraft noise exposure, American children, American journal, American psychologist, American samoa, Arsenic, Arsenic exposure, Attention problems, Autonomic stability, Baghdad city, Bangladesh, Bannerjee driskell, Bartlett, Basic amenities, Basic resources, Behavioral, Behavioral adjustment, Behavioral conduct disorders, Behavioral development, Behavioral problems, Bellinger, Belojevic, Bioecocultural framework, Bioecological model, Bioecological perspective, Blood pressure, Bradley corwyn, Bradley putnick, Brain structure, Bronfenbrenner, Bronfenbrenner evans, Bronfenbrenner morris, Building quality, Candidate mechanisms, Cape town, Chawla, Child abuse, Child care research network, Child development, Child development institute, Child health, Child labor, Childcare, Childcare environments, Childcare quality, Childhood exposure, Childhood obesity, Childhood poverty, Chronic aircraft noise exposure, Chronic noise exposure, Chronic stress, Cities project, Class size, Classroom size, Clean water, Cognitive, Cognitive development, Cognitive dysfunction, Cognitive function, Cognitive outcomes, Cognitive performance, Cohort, Cohort study, Community adventure, Community health, Community members, Contextos occidentales, Cord blood, Cornell university, Cosco moore, Current blood, Current exposure, Daily routines, Debes, Desarrollo cognitivo, Detrimental noise effects, Developmental, Developmental changes, Developmental impacts, Developmental outcomes, Developmental psychology, Developmental science, Developpement cognitif, Diez roux mair, Different contexts, Direct effects, Direct impacts, Dockrell shield, Dose response function, Drinking water, Early child development, Early childhood, Early childhood diarrhea, Early childhood environment rating scale, Early childhood research, Educational outcomes, Educational settings, Egyptian toddlers, Elementary school, Elementary school children, England journal, Environment urbanization, Environmental, Environmental conditions, Environmental factors, Environmental health, Environmental health perspectives, Environmental inequalities, Environmental psychology, Environmental quality, Environmental research, Environmental stress, Environmental tobacco smoke, Environmental toxins, Epidemiological studies, Epidemiology, Estas relaciones, European cities, Evans, Evans hygge, Evans stecker, Evans wachs, Exposure, Extant research, Family size, Faroe islands, Faroe islands study, Ferguson, Further work, Future work, Glewwe, Global, Global monitoring report, Good evidence, Greater monitoring, Grocery stores, Hair manganese, Hanke, Heart rate, Heavy metals, High levels, High mobility, High percentage, Higher blood pressure, Higher levels, Higher rates, Home chaos, Home environment, Home environments, Home scale, Hong kong, Household income, Housing environment, Housing quality, Housing type, Housing units, Human development, Human health, Immediate settings, Impacting, Indian children, Indigenous populations, Industrial countries, Infant behavior, Infant development, Informal housing, Information technology, Intellectual function, Intelligence quotient, International household survey, International journal, International research teams, Jurewicz, Jurewicz hanke, Juvenile delinquency, Kruger chawla, Language development, Large number, Latin america, Lawrence erlbaum associates, Leventhal newman, Leverage, Leverage points, Liddell kruger, Likely impact children, Limited work, Little research, Little work, Longitudinal, Longitudinal study, Lower levels, Lowincome countries, Many studies, Maternal education, Maternal serum levels, Mental development, Mental health, Methyl mercury, Methylmercury, Mexico city, Minamata disease, Mishra sharma, More time, Motor development, Multilevel approach, Multiple factors, Myers, National data, National government agencies, Nations statistics division, Natural light, Natural light exposure, Natural settings, Ndings, Nearby nature, Neighborhood characteristics, Neighborhood environments, Neighborhood quality, Neurobehavioral, Neurobehavioral development, Neurobehavioral effects, Neurobehavioral performance, Neurotoxicology, Noise exposure, Noise levels, Northeast brazil, Nsamenang, Occupational exposure, Older children, Organochlorine compounds, Organophosphate, Organophosphate pesticides, Other children, Other contexts, Other countries, Other material resources, Other work, Parent child interactions, Parental, Parenting, Paunovic, Pcbs, Pediatric psychology, Pediatrics, Pesticide, Pesticide exposure, Physical activity, Physical characteristics, Physical conditions, Physical development, Physical environment, Physical environment factors, Physical environments, Physical punishment, Physical quality, Physiological stress, Pilot study, Plenum press, Pollutant, Pollution, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Poor sanitation, Positive associations, Postnatal exposure, Prenatal, Prenatal exposure, Prenatal period, Preschool, Preschool children, Primary school children, Protection agency, Proximal, Proximal processes, Psychological bulletin, Psychological distress, Psychological medicine, Psychological science, Psychological wellbeing, Psychosocial factors, Public health, Public health problem, Public health reports, Public interest, Public school, Putnick, Quiet areas, Rauh, Reaction times, Reading acquisition, Recent studies, Recent work, Representative sample, Research literature, Residential density, Residential mobility, Riddell, Risk factors, Road noise, Road noise exposure, Rural areas, Rural bangladesh, Rural kenyan, Same children, Sanitation facilities, Sarah lawrence college, School achievement, School children, School design, School environments, School facility quality, School performance, School quality, Secondary school, Several measures, Several studies, Seychelles child development study, Similar impacts, Similar results, Similar ways, Slum dwellings, Small number, Social behavior, Social interaction, Social psychology, Social relationships, Socioeconomic status, Socioemotional, Socioemotional adjustment, Socioemotional development, Socioemotional health, Speech perception, Standardized test scores, Stansfeld, Statistical controls, Student achievement, Student mobility, Substandard, Substandard housing, Such lesions, Such materials, Such settings, Supportive relationships, Sustainable development, Systematic review, Taiwanese children, Teacher ratings, Teratology, Test scores, Theoretical models, Total environment, Toxin, Tropical medicine, Unexposed children, Urban areas, Urban children, Urban health, Urbanizing world, Urinary arsenic, Utero exposure, Various pesticides, Wachs, Wachs corapci, Wang, Water pollution, Water quality, Wellbeing, Western contexts, Western europe, Woessmann west, World bank, World health organization, York city, Young children, Young development.
• Teeft :
  • Academic achievement, Academic performance, Acta paediatrica, Adaptive behavior, Adolescent development, Adverse effects, Adverse impacts, African children, African township nursery, Airborne polycyclic, Aircraft noise, Aircraft noise exposure, American children, American journal, American psychologist, American samoa, Arsenic, Arsenic exposure, Attention problems, Autonomic stability, Baghdad city, Bangladesh, Bannerjee driskell, Bartlett, Basic amenities, Basic resources, Behavioral, Behavioral adjustment, Behavioral conduct disorders, Behavioral development, Behavioral problems, Bellinger, Belojevic, Bioecocultural framework, Bioecological model, Bioecological perspective, Blood pressure, Bradley corwyn, Bradley putnick, Brain structure, Bronfenbrenner, Bronfenbrenner evans, Bronfenbrenner morris, Building quality, Candidate mechanisms, Cape town, Chawla, Child abuse, Child care research network, Child development, Child development institute, Child health, Child labor, Childcare, Childcare environments, Childcare quality, Childhood exposure, Childhood obesity, Childhood poverty, Chronic aircraft noise exposure, Chronic noise exposure, Chronic stress, Cities project, Class size, Classroom size, Clean water, Cognitive, Cognitive development, Cognitive dysfunction, Cognitive function, Cognitive outcomes, Cognitive performance, Cohort, Cohort study, Community adventure, Community health, Community members, Contextos occidentales, Cord blood, Cornell university, Cosco moore, Current blood, Current exposure, Daily routines, Debes, Desarrollo cognitivo, Detrimental noise effects, Developmental, Developmental changes, Developmental impacts, Developmental outcomes, Developmental psychology, Developmental science, Developpement cognitif, Diez roux mair, Different contexts, Direct effects, Direct impacts, Dockrell shield, Dose response function, Drinking water, Early child development, Early childhood, Early childhood diarrhea, Early childhood environment rating scale, Early childhood research, Educational outcomes, Educational settings, Egyptian toddlers, Elementary school, Elementary school children, England journal, Environment urbanization, Environmental, Environmental conditions, Environmental factors, Environmental health, Environmental health perspectives, Environmental inequalities, Environmental psychology, Environmental quality, Environmental research, Environmental stress, Environmental tobacco smoke, Environmental toxins, Epidemiological studies, Epidemiology, Estas relaciones, European cities, Evans, Evans hygge, Evans stecker, Evans wachs, Exposure, Extant research, Family size, Faroe islands, Faroe islands study, Ferguson, Further work, Future work, Glewwe, Global, Global monitoring report, Good evidence, Greater monitoring, Grocery stores, Hair manganese, Hanke, Heart rate, Heavy metals, High levels, High mobility, High percentage, Higher blood pressure, Higher levels, Higher rates, Home chaos, Home environment, Home environments, Home scale, Hong kong, Household income, Housing environment, Housing quality, Housing type, Housing units, Human development, Human health, Immediate settings, Impacting, Indian children, Indigenous populations, Industrial countries, Infant behavior, Infant development, Informal housing, Information technology, Intellectual function, Intelligence quotient, International household survey, International journal, International research teams, Jurewicz, Jurewicz hanke, Juvenile delinquency, Kruger chawla, Language development, Large number, Latin america, Lawrence erlbaum associates, Leventhal newman, Leverage, Leverage points, Liddell kruger, Likely impact children, Limited work, Little research, Little work, Longitudinal, Longitudinal study, Lower levels, Lowincome countries, Many studies, Maternal education, Maternal serum levels, Mental development, Mental health, Methyl mercury, Methylmercury, Mexico city, Minamata disease, Mishra sharma, More time, Motor development, Multilevel approach, Multiple factors, Myers, National data, National government agencies, Nations statistics division, Natural light, Natural light exposure, Natural settings, Ndings, Nearby nature, Neighborhood characteristics, Neighborhood environments, Neighborhood quality, Neurobehavioral, Neurobehavioral development, Neurobehavioral effects, Neurobehavioral performance, Neurotoxicology, Noise exposure, Noise levels, Northeast brazil, Nsamenang, Occupational exposure, Older children, Organochlorine compounds, Organophosphate, Organophosphate pesticides, Other children, Other contexts, Other countries, Other material resources, Other work, Parent child interactions, Parental, Parenting, Paunovic, Pcbs, Pediatric psychology, Pediatrics, Pesticide, Pesticide exposure, Physical activity, Physical characteristics, Physical conditions, Physical development, Physical environment, Physical environment factors, Physical environments, Physical punishment, Physical quality, Physiological stress, Pilot study, Plenum press, Pollutant, Pollution, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Poor sanitation, Positive associations, Postnatal exposure, Prenatal, Prenatal exposure, Prenatal period, Preschool, Preschool children, Primary school children, Protection agency, Proximal, Proximal processes, Psychological bulletin, Psychological distress, Psychological medicine, Psychological science, Psychological wellbeing, Psychosocial factors, Public health, Public health problem, Public health reports, Public interest, Public school, Putnick, Quiet areas, Rauh, Reaction times, Reading acquisition, Recent studies, Recent work, Representative sample, Research literature, Residential density, Residential mobility, Riddell, Risk factors, Road noise, Road noise exposure, Rural areas, Rural bangladesh, Rural kenyan, Same children, Sanitation facilities, Sarah lawrence college, School achievement, School children, School design, School environments, School facility quality, School performance, School quality, Secondary school, Several measures, Several studies, Seychelles child development study, Similar impacts, Similar results, Similar ways, Slum dwellings, Small number, Social behavior, Social interaction, Social psychology, Social relationships, Socioeconomic status, Socioemotional, Socioemotional adjustment, Socioemotional development, Socioemotional health, Speech perception, Standardized test scores, Stansfeld, Statistical controls, Student achievement, Student mobility, Substandard, Substandard housing, Such lesions, Such materials, Such settings, Supportive relationships, Sustainable development, Systematic review, Taiwanese children, Teacher ratings, Teratology, Test scores, Theoretical models, Total environment, Toxin, Tropical medicine, Unexposed children, Urban areas, Urban children, Urban health, Urbanizing world, Urinary arsenic, Utero exposure, Various pesticides, Wachs, Wachs corapci, Wang, Water pollution, Water quality, Wellbeing, Western contexts, Western europe, Woessmann west, World bank, World health organization, York city, Young children, Young development.

Abstract

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• http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4489931

Affiliations:

• États-Unis
• État de New York
• Ithaca (New York)
• Université Cornell

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