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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Parent Development Interview"”.
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The Intergenerational Transmission of Mentalization: How Parental Reflective Function on the Parent Development Interview relates to Child Mentalization on the Thematic Apperception Test
… This study looked at the correlation between parent and child mentalization as a means of exploring the impact of parent reflectiveness on children’s’ mentalization capacities.</p> <p>Methods: This study utilized archival data collected at The Psychological Center, a community mental health …
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The Impact of a Home-Based Intervention Program on Maternal Reflective functioning in First-Time Mothers
… in the quality of their responses to clinical interviews administered before and after birth. The guiding premise of the intervention was that helping mothers develop a reflective stance would enable them to become more regulating, sensitive, and autonomy-promoting caregivers and thus …
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A Study Of Stability: Maternal Reflective Functioning From Pregnancy To Seven Months Postpartum
<p>This study examined the stability of parental reflective functioning from the third trimester of pregnancy to seven months postpartum, as well as possible factors that impact stability. The current sample included a subsample of 47 mothers who participated in a larger study examining fetal brain …
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Considering Care: Infant Teachers, Reflective Function and the Care Environment in Child Care Centers
… could be assessed through semi-structured interviews with infant teachers and whether the care environment of the center was</p><p>influential in supporting reflective capacity. To assess the care environment provided by the child care center, director interviews, teacher and director …
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The Makings of Creativity and Empathy: Maps of Maternal Representations
… Contradictory Representations, applied to the Parent Development Interview-Revised Short (Slade et al., 2004), adapted from the Working Model of the Child Interview (WMCI) (Zeanah et al., 1993). Ego functioning and object relations were captured via children’s Rorschach (RIM) (Rorschach, 1921) …
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Associations Between Maternal Reflective Functioning and Adolescent Personality Pathology
Adolescence is a unique developmental phase with peak onset for psychiatric disorders, particularly personality disorder (PD). During adolescence, the parent-child relationship remains crucial for optimal adolescent development. Research suggests that maternal reflective functioning (RF) may play …