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Direct linkBizhong Chen; Xiaojun Sun; Xuan Huang; Liangshuang Yao – Developmental Psychology, 2024
It is theoretically plausible that social anxiety (SA) and social relationships (SR) can influence each other. However, the available empirical evidence is inconsistent, leading to substantial uncertainty regarding the cross-lagged relations between SA and SR. This meta-analysis systematically integrates data from 107 longitudinal studies,…
Descriptors: Longitudinal Studies, Meta Analysis, Anxiety, Family Relationship
Leaper, Campbell; Smith, Tara E. – Developmental Psychology, 2004
Three sets of meta-analyses examined gender effects on children's language use. Each set of analyses considered an aspect of speech that is considered to be gender typed: talkativeness, affiliative speech, and assertive speech. Statistically significant average effect sizes were obtained with all three language constructs. On average, girls were…
Descriptors: Language Use, Effect Size, Gender Differences, Meta Analysis
