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Article #3

Article #4

McKelvey, L. M., Conners

Edge, N. A., Fitzgerald, S.,

Kraleti, S., & Whiteside-

Mansell, L. (2017).

Adverse childhood

experiences: Screening

and health in children from

birth to age 5. Families,

Systems, & Health, 35(4),

420.

Melville, A. (2017). Adverse

childhood experiences from

ages 0–2 and young adult

health: implications for

preventive screening and

early intervention. Journal of

Child & Adolescent

Trauma, 10(3), 207-215.

Schofield, T. J., Donnellan,

M. B., Merrick, M. T., Ports,

K. A., Klevens, J., & Leeb,

R. (2018).

Intergenerational continuity

in adverse childhood

experiences and rural

community

environments. American

Journal of Public

Health, 108(9), 1148-1152.

Zare, M., Narayan, M.,

Lasway, A., Kitsantas,

P., Wojtusiak, J., &

Oetjen, C. A. (2018).

Influence of adverse

childhood experiences

on anxiety and

depression in children

aged 6 to 11

years. Pediatric

Nursing, 44(6).

Evidence Level *

(I, II, or III)

Level II

Level 1

Level II

Conceptual Framework

Describe the theoretical basis for

the study (If there is no one

mentioned in the article, say

that here). **

I chose this article as it

evaluates how adverse

childhood experiences

(ACEs) led to the

occurrence of childhood

toxic stress. Due to the

factors above, a child

experiences both

biological and

behavioral changes that

may affect the long-term

development of their

I chose this article because

it specifically focuses on

the analysis of ACEs that

occurred in the early

stages of child

development. The articles

explore both long and

short-term trauma that a

child is exposed to in

various stages from

infancy to toddlerhood.

I chose this research

article since it illustrates

how ACEs and their

impacts tend to be

repeated across various

generations in families.

The importance of these

articles is that it focuses

on possible measures

that can be implemented

to produce long-term

benefits in both the

physical and mental

I chose this article

since it evaluates the

relationship between

ACEs and anxiety and

depression to children

falling in the age

groups of 6 and 11.

The articles suggest

that when children are

exposed to pronged

cases of ACEs, they

can experience

lifelong issues with

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health and body.

No theoretical basis

mentioned in the articles

Mixed methods research

well-being of children.

Quantitative research

both their mental

health and also suffer

various chronic

illnesses.

Quantitative research

Design/Method

Describe the design and how the

study was carried out (In detail,

including inclusion/exclusion

criteria).

The design method for

the research article was

based on implemented

closed-ended questions

that, to participants. The

only response to these

questions was yes or no

answers. The closed-

ended questions enabled

the data to be quantified

for purposes of coding

and processing.

The research study was

carried out on the

evaluation of home

visiting services, which

was funded through an

agency in the state of

Arkansas. The study

aimed to examine

whether there is the

existence of evidence

that might assess

children’s exposures to

The research study

examined the relationship

between individuals who

were exposed to ACEs in

the age of between 0 and 2

and how it affected their

adulthood based on

various outcomes. The

research was conducted

based on data collected

from various Longitudinal

studies of Child Abuse

and Neglect. The study

also incorporated data

from self-proclaimed

childhood experiences that

were proven to be adverse.

The study was

conducted through the

use of professional

interviews that were

conducted in families on

two occasions. During

each visit, the mother,

father and adolescent

child were interviewed

separately. The

questions asked related

to topics like finances,

school, work, family

life, mental and physical

health status, and social

relationships formed by

each individual.

The design method

for the research was

based on already

collected data from

the National Survey

of Children’s Health

(NSCH). Over the

years, the NSCH has

collected data of more

than 95,000 children

across the United

States. The research

article used that data

and only considered

the one that applied to

children between the

ages of 6-7, which

attributed to more

than 30,000 children.

The research study

focused on data

relating to anxiety and

depression, which

correlated with

various ACE scores

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Critical Appraisal Tool Worksheet Template Article #1 Full APA formatted citation of the selected articles. Evidence Level * (I, II, or III) Article #3 Zare, M., Narayan, M., Lasway, A., Kitsantas, P., Wojtusiak, J., & Oetjen, C. A. (2018). Influence of adverse childhood experiences on anxiety and depression in children aged 6 to 11 years. Pediatric Nursing, 44(6). Melville, A. (2017). Adverse childhood experiences from ages 0–2 and young adult health: implications for preventive screening and early intervention. Journal of Child & Adolescent Trauma, 10(3), 207-215. Level II Level II Level 1 Level II I chose this article because it specifically focuses on the analysis of ACEs that occurred in the early stages of child development. The articles explore both long and short-term trauma that a child is exposed to in various stages from infancy to toddlerhood. I chose this research article since it illustrates how ACEs and their impacts tend to be repeated across various generations in families. The importance of these articles is that it focuses on possible measures that can be implemented to produce long-term benefits in both the physical and mental I chose this article since it evaluates the relationship between ACEs and anxiety and depression to children falling in the age groups of 6 and 11. The articles suggest that when children are exposed to pronged cases of ACEs, they can experience lifelong issues with I chose this article as it evaluates how adverse chi ...
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