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Research
Latest papers
The cues and care randomized controlled trial of a neonatal intensive care unit intervention: effects on maternal psychological distress and mother-infant interaction.
Journal of developmental and behavioral pediatrics : JDBP · 2011
The Cues and Care Trial: a randomized controlled trial of an intervention to reduce maternal anxiety and improve developmental outcomes in very low birthweight infants.
BMC pediatrics · 2008
Latest funding
- $1,494,429
Identifying pathways for the emergence of mental health functioning in young adults from prenatal adversity, genetic susceptibility, the early environment, and intervening life stress - Leveraging hypotheses generated from an international birth cohort consortium.
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $325,124
Development and Initial Evaluation of a Personalized Feedback Intervention based on Ecological Momentary Assessment Data in People with Eating Disorders
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Identifying pathways for the emergence of mental health functioning in young adults from prenatal adversity, genetic susceptibility, the early environment, and intervening life stress - Leveraging hypotheses generated from an international birth cohort consortium to test specific mechanisms about anxiety, depression, and wellbeing.
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
The cues and care randomized controlled trial of a neonatal intensive care unit intervention: effects on maternal psychological distress and mother-infant interaction.
Zelkowitz P, Feeley N, Shrier I, Stremler R, Westreich R, Dunkley D, Steele R, Rosberger Z, Lefebvre F, Papageorgiou A
The Cues and Care Trial: a randomized controlled trial of an intervention to reduce maternal anxiety and improve developmental outcomes in very low birthweight infants.
Zelkowitz P, Feeley N, Shrier I, Stremler R, Westreich R, Dunkley D, Steele R, Rosberger Z, Lefebvre F, Papageorgiou A
Identifying pathways for the emergence of mental health functioning in young adults from prenatal adversity, genetic susceptibility, the early environment, and intervening life stress - Leveraging hypotheses generated from an international birth cohort consortium.
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley
Keywords: Developmental Pathways; Early Environmental Processes; Generalized Psychopathology; Genetic Susceptibility; Harmonization; Internalizing Symptoms; Maternal Adversity; Mental Health; Replication; Youth
Development and Initial Evaluation of a Personalized Feedback Intervention based on Ecological Momentary Assessment Data in People with Eating Disorders
Principal investigators: Racine, Sarah E
Keywords: Eating Disorders; Ecological Momentary Assessment; Intervention; Patient Partners; Personalized; Pilot And Feasibility Trial; Single Session
Identifying pathways for the emergence of mental health functioning in young adults from prenatal adversity, genetic susceptibility, the early environment, and intervening life stress - Leveraging hypotheses generated from an international birth cohort consortium to test specific mechanisms about anxiety, depression, and wellbeing.
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley; Choudhury, Suparna
Keywords: Early Environments; Genetic Susceptibility; Maternal Adversity; Mental Health; Positive Well-Being; Psychopathology; Sex And Gender; Trajectories; Youth
Perfectionism, Daily Emotion Regulation, and Well-Being: Advancing a Multilevel Explanatory Model and Feedback Intervention
Principal investigators: Dunkley, David M.
Keywords: perfectionism; self-criticism; self-compassion; meaning in life; experiential avoidance; stress; coping; well-being
Perfectionism, Daily Emotion Regulation, and Well-Being: Advancing a Multilevel Explanatory Model and Feedback Intervention
Principal investigators: Dunkley, David M.
Keywords: perfectionism; self-criticism; self-compassion; meaning in life; experiential avoidance; stress; coping; well-being
Perfectionism, daily stress and emotion regulation, and well-being: testing a multilevel explanatory model and feedback intervention
Principal investigators: Dunkley, David M.
Keywords: perfectionism; self-criticism; stress; self-compassion; avoidance; rumination; coping; distress; well-being
Perfectionism dimensions, neuroticism, and depressive symptoms: a longitudinal study of stress generation and stress reactivity models in a community sample
Principal investigators: Dunkley, David M.
Keywords: perfectionism; self-criticism; neuroticism; stress; coping; depressive symptoms
Cues and care: follow-up of a trial to reduce maternal anxiety and promote sensitivity in mothers of very low birthweight infants
Principal investigators: Zelkowitz, Phyllis
Keywords: very low birthweight infants; maternal anxiety; developmental outcomes; follow-up; maternal sensitivity
Self-Critical Perfectionism and Maintenance of Depressive Symptoms in Depressed Patients: A Longitudinal Study of Stress Generation
Principal investigators: Berg, Jody-Lynn
Keywords: Biopsychosocial; Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Cortisol; Depression; Longitudinal; Mediatiors; Perfectionism; Self-Criticism; Stress Generation; Treatment
Personal standards and self-criticism dimensions of perfectionism, neuroticism, and depressive symptoms: a longitudinal study of stress generation and stress reactivity models in a community sample
Principal investigators: Dunkley, David M.
Keywords: perfectionism; self-criticism; neuroticism; stress; coping; depression
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Ian Shrier and Russell Steele: 9 shared papers
- Phyllis Zelkowitz and Zeev Rosberger: 9 shared papers
- Ian Shrier and Phyllis Zelkowitz: 2 shared papers
- Ian Shrier and Zeev Rosberger: 2 shared papers
- Ian Shrier and David Dunkley: 2 shared papers
- Phyllis Zelkowitz and Russell Steele: 2 shared papers
- Phyllis Zelkowitz and David Dunkley: 2 shared papers
- Zeev Rosberger and Russell Steele: 2 shared papers
- Zeev Rosberger and David Dunkley: 2 shared papers
- Russell Steele and David Dunkley: 2 shared papers
- Personality
- Family Medicine
- Educational and Counselling Psychology
- Mathematics and Statistics
- Psychology
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