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Portuguese
diádica

Opposite of intersex.

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Participants: Sixty older adults NCD-and-caregiver dyads were recruited through an activity center.
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Methods: We conducted a prospective cohort study of 848 mother-child dyads.
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Each institution recruited participants per dyads matched by age, sex, and developmental quotient.
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Dyadic emotional availability and infant-mother attachment relationship were examined in 687 Israeli dyads.
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For redundant control, conversely, dyads have been shown to outperform individuals.
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Self-report data from adolescent and caregiver dyads characterize adolescent psychopathology and potential correlates.
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Multi-informant questionnaires were administered to 77 Korean American mother-adolescent dyads from the Midwest.
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Methods: This observational and qualitative study recruited a convenience sample of 11 parent-CCS dyads.
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Results: Three hundred and eighty-eight adolescent and parent dyads were included in the analysis.
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Results: Two hundred seventy-seven patient-caregiver dyads completed the IDEAL assessment.
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Floating absolute risks were used to examine dyads of exposure.
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In addition, similarities in performance significantly predicted the collective benefit for dyads and triads.
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All dyads were able to complete the four MBSR+supportive group therapy sessions.
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Person with dementia-informal caregiver dyads are followed for two years.
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The intensity of the program was low, even for dyads exposed to the SCPD.
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Sample & setting: 33 dyads from an academic cancer center in the United States.
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Dyads through the time
Dyads across language varieties
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