… deprivation and higher threat during the first five years of the child’s life would be associated
with higher conduct problems at age 15; 2) higher deprivation, but not threat… deprivation and …

… threat involves the ingroup: “Foreigners living here threaten our … These threat factors mediate
much of the association … to both types of threat, it is the perception of collective threat that is …

… ) and emotional neglect and physical neglect (ie, deprivation). Indeed, out of … threat to share
the greatest association, closely followed by that of those under the dimension of deprivation. …

… first published meta-analysis on the latent deprivation model. The latent deprivation model
… In summary, while some signs of bias could be identified, the overall threat to the validity of …

… by inducing fear regarding health threats. The EPPM … threat and believe that they are able
to respond adequately to that threat (personal efficacy), they should act to reduce the threat…

… One psychosocial factor that has been identified to motivate gambling is personal relative
deprivation (PRD), which refers to resentment stemming from the belief that one is deprived of …

… and functional imaging techniques specifically in relation to putative deprivation-sensitive
brain networks involved in the processing of threat, punishment, and stress, reward signaling, …

… In summary, the DMAP is a theoretical framework exploring how deprivation and threat may
… deprivation uniquely predicts psychopathology through cognitive processes, while threat …

… reporting how each threat- and deprivation-related adversity influences the three interconnected
brain regions and increases the vulnerability for depression. Threat-related adversity …

… Regarding realistic and symbolic threat and group relative deprivation, we found consistent
evidence for a link to political violence outcomes, both in terms of cross-sectional and …