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are determined before they are born, and not by the parenting they receive. This study, which she conducted with her husband, Alexander Thomas, also led to her developing a theory, which postulates that the interaction between a child's temperament and the personality of his or her parents can affect
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the child's mental health. Also on the basis of this study's results, Chess and Thomas categorized children into three categories based on their innate temperaments: "easy", "difficult", and "slow to warm up". She also conducted studies on the potential link between
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after she received her M.D., and in 1954, she became the first professor of child psychology there. She first joined NYU in 1964, at the university's
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to Russian immigrant parents. Her father was a lawyer and her mother was a schoolteacher. Chess graduated from the
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in 1935, receiving her M.D. from there in 1939. While a student there, she took an elective with
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Chess was known for conducting the New York Longitudinal Study, which concluded that children's
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Chess died in Manhattan on March 14, 2007. She was 93 years old. Her cause of death was
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developed autism at rates 200 times higher than the general population at the time.
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Hertzig, Margaret E. (June 2008). "Stella Chess, M.D. (1914–2007)".
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New York University Grossman School of Medicine alumni
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Index

New York City
Manhattan
Ethical Culture School
Smith College
New York University School of Medicine
autism
Child psychiatry
New York University
New York University
rubella
autism
New York City
Ethical Culture School
Smith College
New York University
School of Medicine
Lauretta Bender
New York Medical College
Bellevue Hospital Medical Center
temperaments
rubella
autism
congenital rubella syndrome
pneumonia


Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
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10.1097/CHI.0b013e31816c42e1

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