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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Caregiver-child Interaction"”.
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The Influences of Caregiver-Child Interactions and Temperament on Cortisol Concentrations of Toddlers in Full-Day Childcare
… of this study was to explore the influences of caregiver-child interaction and temperament on cortisol concentrations of toddlers in full-day childcare. Sensitive and responsive caregiving is critical to the quality of children's early experiences. Caregivers who are attuned to unique needs of …
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Executive Function and Parenting Among Latinx Caregivers of Young Children
… is vital to the healthy development of young children. Parenting behaviors are determined by many factors, including caregivers’ cognitive resources and abilities such as executive functioning (EF). The present study investigated how two core dimensions of EF, working memory and set-shifting …
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A prospective study of prenatal cocaine exposure: language, play, and global cognitive abilities in 2-year olds
… was examined in a sample of 200, 2-year-old children followed prospectively from birth. Adverse cocaine effects were hypothesized to emerge in highly-exposed children, rather than the whole group, and in the specific developmental abilities of language and play, rather than global cognitive …
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An evaluation of a communicative intervention programme for hearing caregivers and their deaf children in a developing context
… througp parent training adopting a parent-child interaction approach to intervention. This short-term, group intervention programme was developed specifically for hearing primary caregivers of profo,undly deaf signing children from low socio-economic backgrounds. A naturalistic approach to …
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ATTENDING TO LEARN WHILE LEARNING TO ATTEND: RECIPROCAL RELATIONS BETWEEN INFANT ATTENTION AND CONTINGENT CONTINGENT INTERACTIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
… back-and-forth exchanges between infant and caregiver, is a powerful feature of the early language environment. Research suggests that infants with better attentional skills engage in more social contingency during interactions with adults and that adult contingent responding influences …
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A biopsychosocial approach to investigating appetite self-regulation in children: The role of temperament in developmental trajectories, parent-child interactions, and brain activation
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01