cumulative risk
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cumulative
adjective
uk/ˈkjuː.mjə.lə.tɪv/us/ˈkjuː.mjə.lə.t̬ɪv/
increasing by one addition ...
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risk
noun
uk/rɪsk/us/rɪsk/
the possibility of something ...
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Table 4 shows the distribution of attachment classifications across the four levels ofcumulativerisk.
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Monotonic increases in the proportion of overall insecure attachment were associated with increasingcumulativeriskscores.
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Other discrepancies between studies are attributable to the use of cross-sectional proportional outcomes versuscumulativeriskover time.
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In terms of the universal hypothesis, it is likely that higher levels of behavior problems would correlate with morecumulativeriskacross cultures.
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In addition to examining group differences in terms of individual temperament, neuropsychological, and psychosocial variables, we conducted analyses usingcumulativeriskindices.
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Thecumulativeriskof ovarian cancer in these patients was 44% by age 70 years.
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Thiscumulativeriskhypothesis can be tested by adding the number of risk factors for each child to a hierarchical regression model.
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According to acumulativeriskperspective, the addition of any form of intrafamily conflict would be associated with an increase in relationship difficulty in school.
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Five variables reflective of psychosocial risk were included in thecumulativeriskindex.
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Cumulativeriskaccounted for a somewhat greater proportion of the variance in socioemotional than cognitive - linguistic outcomes.
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The finding here thatcumulativeriskis predictive of behavioral outcomes is not at all surprising, and is consistent with prior research.
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Acumulativeriskapproach was used to characterize the range of pre- and postnatal risk factors to which children were exposed.
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Similarly, another study found that behavioral measures of self- regulation moderated the relation betweencumulativeriskand adjustment problems.
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This approach capitalized on the strengths of acumulativeriskapproach while also addressing some of its limitations.
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However, highercumulativeriskwas also associated with a significant decrease in coherence over time.
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In addition, the individual risk factors still accounted for variance in externalizing outcomes, after totalcumulativeriskhad been statistically controlled.
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Cumulativeriskwas related to subsequent externalizing even after initial levels of externalizing had been statistically controlled.
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