Cross-cultural Adaptation of an Instrument to Assess Coparenting: Coparenting Relationship Scale

Prenatal Intuitive Coparenting Behaviors

Micro-analytic research on intuitive parenting behaviors has shed light on the temporal dynamics of parent and child interactions. Observations have shown that parents possess remarkable implicit communicative abilities allowing them to adapt to the clues infants give and therefore stimulate the development of many of the infants' abilities, such as communication skills. This work focused on ob...

“Coparenting in Fragile Families”

The Cross-cultural Adaptation of the Smartphone Addiction Scale to Persian

Objectives: Various instruments and methods evaluate addiction to the Internet, mobile, and smartphone use. Subject-reported outcome measures, such as the smartphone addiction scale (SAS) assess such addiction. The objectives of this study were to cross-culturally adapt the SAS into Persian (SAS-Pr) and to evaluate the properties of reliability and validity in the Persian setting. Methods: The...

Predictors of Coparenting Relationship Quality in African American Single Mother Families: An Ecological Model

Nonmarital coparents, or adults who assist mothers with childrearing, play a significant role in the lives of African American single mothers and their children. Yet relatively little research has examined correlates of the quality of the coparenting relationship in these families. Using a broad ecological framework, the current study examined correlates of maternalreport of coparenting relatio...

NEONATAL INFANT PAIN SCALE: CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION TO BRAZIL Cross-Cultural Adaptation of NIPS

The Neonatal Infant Pain Scale (NIPS) was initially developed in Canada and, although it has been previously used in Brazil, the scale has not been adequately adapted and validated for use in the country. Therefore, the goal of the present study was to perform the cross-cultural adaptation and clinical validation of the NIPS for use in the Brazilian population. The instrument was adapted based ...