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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2010 Feb 11;51(4):497–517. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7610.2010.02228.x

Table 2.

Studies examining environmental factors in relation to internalizing behavior problems/anxiety disorders

Citations Ages/Types of Assessment, in years
Environmental factors Effect Internalizing/Anxiety Dx
Biederman et al. (1991)* 4–7, Parental psychopathology (ca) 4–7 (ca)
Booth-LaForce & Oxford (2006) 6, 54 months, Maternal behavior (o);
24 months, Attachment (o)
me 5–11 (tr)
Brown & Whiteside (2008) 7–18, Parental behavior (cr);
7–18, Attachment (cr)
7–18 (cr)
Buehler et al. (2006) 11, parental behavior (cr);
11, Inter-parental hostility (pr, o)
me 11 (cr, pr, tr)
Crockenberg & Leerkes (2006) 6 months, Maternal behavior (o) mo 2 (pr)
Creswell et al. (2008)* 6–12, Maternal Anxiety (ca);
6–12, Maternal behavior (o)
6–12 (ca)
de Wilde & Rapee (2008) 7–13, Maternal behavior (o) 7–13 (o)
Drake & Kearney (2008) 7–18, Family environment (pr);
7–18, Parent Psychopathology (pr);
7–18, Parent Anxiety Sensitivity (pr)
me 7–18 (cr)
Feng et al. (2008)* 1, Attachment (o);
3, Maternal depression (ca);
2, 3, Maternal behavior (o)
2–10 (pr)
10–11 (ca)
Gazelle & Ladd (2003) 5–9, Peer exclusion (tr)
5–9, Peer rejection (peer)
5–9 (tr)
Galambos et al. (2003) 11, Parenting behavior (cr);
11–14, Peer deviant behavior (cr)
11–13 (cr)
Ginsburg et al. (2004)* 6, Maternal anxiety;
6, Maternal behavior
mo 12 (cr, ca)
Hale et al. (2006) 12–19, Parental behavior (cr) 12–19 (cr)
Hastings et al (2008) 2–5, Parental behavior (pr, o) 2–5 (pr)
Hudson & Rapee (2002) 7–16, Maternal behavior (o);
7–16, Maternal anxiety (pr)
7–16 (cr)
Hudson et al. (2008)* 7–13, Maternal behavior (o) 7–13 (ca)
Hymel et al. (1990) 7, Social acceptance (peer);
7, Social isolation (o, peer)
7, 10 (tr)
Klima & Repetti (2008) 9, 11, Friendship (cr);
9, 11, Peer acceptance (tr)
9, 11 (tr)
Knappe et al. (2009)* 14–17, Parental psychopathology (ca, cr);
16–19, Parenting style (cr)
14–28 (ca)
Ladd (2006) 5–12, Peer rejection (peers, tr) 5–12 (tr)
LaGreca & Harrison (2005) 14–19, peer crowd affiliation (cr);
14–19, Peer vicitimization (cr);
14–19, Friendships (cr)
14–19 (cr)
Lansford et al. (2006) 5–13, Maternal behavior (pr) 5–13 (tr)
Laursen et al. (2007) 7–9, Social isolation/participation (peer);
7–9, Friendships (peer)
me 7–9 (cr)
Leve et al. (2005) 5, Maternal depression (pr) 5–17 (pr)
Lieb et al. (2000)* 14–17, Maternal psychopathology (pr);
14–17, Parenting style (cr)
14–17 (ca, cr)
Manassis et al. (1995) 18–59, Attachment (o) 18–59 (pr)
Morrissey (2009) 2–3, Non-parental child care (pr) 2–3 (tr)
Pagani et al. (2008) 2–11, Family environment (pr),
2–11, Maternal depression (pr)
2–11 (pr)
Rosenbaum et al. (1992)* 4–7, Parental psychopathology (ca) 4–7 (ca)
Sales et al. (2008) 8–12, Maternal coping (pr) 8–12 (cr)
Shanahan et al. (2008)* 9–16, Parental characteristics (cr, pr);
9–16, Family dysfunction (cr, pr);
9–16, Peer problems (cr, pr)
9–13 (ca)
Troop-Gordan & Ladd (2005) 9–12, Peer victimization (peer) 9–12 (cr, pr, tr)
Van Leeuwen et al. (2004) 7–15, Parental behavior (pr, cr) 7–15 (pr)
Vernberg et al. (1992) 12–14, Friendship (cr);
12–14 Peer rejection (cr)
12–14 (cr)

Note: Type of assessment: (o) = observational, (pr) = parent report, (cr) = child-report, (tr) = teacher report, (ca) = clinical assessment; Indirect effect: me = mediational, mo = moderational;

*

denotes studies that assessed internalizing/anxiety disorders using a clinical interview