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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Parental sensitivity"”.
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Context Clues: Determinants of Parental Sensitivity and Early Childhood Development
Parental sensitivity is a vital foundation for infant attachment, but cognitive stimulation brings additional benefits as children enter toddlerhood and the preschool years. Integrating these two constructs, Prime et al. (2015) have called for research into parents’ Cognitive Sensitivity (CS), …
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Effects of Temperament, Attachment, and Parental Sensitivity on the Development of ADHD
… relation to ADHD: attachment, temperament, and parental sensitivity with an emphasis on goodness of fit. Regression analyses were utilized to examine data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (ECLS-B) to determine how these variables contribute to a diagnosis of ADHD and how …
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Emerging Parental Sensitivity: the Transition to Parenthood Through the Lens of Family Systems Theory
… to theoretical understanding of the nature of parental sensitivity during infancy. In particular, it examined whether parental mind-mindedness and coherence, dimensions theoretically related to sensitivity, are (i) measurable during pregnancy, (ii) conceptually distinct, and (iii) meaningfully …
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Examining Associations Between Infant Temperament, Parental Competence, and Family Resources and Their Effects on Parental Sensitivity
… and physical development of an individual. Parental sensitivity can be affected by parent characteristics, such parental competence and resources as well as child characteristics, such as negative reactivity. The combination of how these parent and infant factors predict parental sensitivity …
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Predictability in an unpredictable world: Situating zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata) personality in the contexts of mate choice and parental care
… social interactions, such as mate choice and parental care. However, most studies concentrate on how personality traits predict behavior in one domain, such as courtship, rather than connecting personality traits to several different downstream behaviors, such as reproduction and parental …
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Promoting Positive Parenting and Supporting Child Development: Early Interventions Featuring Book Sharing and Play
… The final study found no direct effect of a sensitivity-based intervention on child language. However, there was an indirect effect through changes in parental sensitivity. This may suggest that there are other factors influencing children’s language development in combination with and beyond …
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Family Emotional Expressiveness as a Mediator of Children's Social Competence
… to the unstructured home environment. Both parental expressiveness and observed parental affect were found to be meaningful predictors of children's sociometric ratings. Specific observed affect measurement validated the concept of positive expressiveness and clarified questions regarding …
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Family emotional expressiveness as a mediator of children's social competence
… to the unstructured home environment. Both parental expressiveness and observed parental affect were found to be meaningful predictors of children's sociometric ratings. Specific observed affect measurement validated the concept of positive expressiveness and clarified questions regarding …
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"It's like getting your wee boy back’: Exploring the efficacy of using Video Interaction Guidance to improve parent - child relationships in families where children’s needs are being neglected.
… the paper then discusses the broad concept of sensitivity and then the related, but more specific, concepts of mind- mindedness and mentalisation. Research into a number of key interventions designed to improve parent-child relationships is then reviewed, with particular attention paid to the …
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Continuity and Discontinuity in Parent -Infant Relationships: Parenting Behaviors Over the First Year of Life
… and discontinuity in mothers' and fathers' sensitivity to their infants from 3.5 months to 1 year. Mothers' and fathers' parenting behaviors were assessed at both 3.5 months and 1 year postpartum. Personal antecedents of parenting (personality) were assessed in the third trimester via …
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Bidirectional Influence of Emotion Processing on Language Development in Infancy: Evidence from Eye-tracking Mothers and Infants
… mouth region, parents on eye region). Finally, parental sensitivity was examined using a free-play interaction task. Parents' sensitivity was analyzed with respect to measures of infants learning during the language task as well as other infant characteristics (e.g. temperament, vocabulary). …
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Parental Mind-Mindedness And Language Development In Early Infancy
… that mother-child interactions, including sensitivity, responsiveness, and stimulation, are linked to children’s early language. Mind-mindedness refers to mothers’ proclivity to consider and treat their infant as having an active and autonomous mental life of thoughts, intentions, desires, …
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Family interaction in early adolescence: assessing contributions to early adolescents’ socio-emotional adjustment
… were re-computed including maternal and paternal sensitivity to test the distinctiveness of the family-level interaction associations from other important family relationships (e.g., parent-child relationship). Only limited evidence that negative family interaction quality was associated with 6th …
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Effect of caregiving behaviors and genetic predispositions on human and non-human primates development
Parental sensitivity towards infants’ needs influences both the way caregiver-infant interactions unfold and individuals’ own development throughout lifetime. The pivotal role of this early interaction with caregivers is especially highlighted by the fact that when the interaction is non-adaptive, …
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Antecedents and Consequences of Parent Technology Use in Parents of Young Children
… two-year-old children. In Study 1, constructs of parental technoference were explored in parents of children between 24-26 months of age to evaluate latent factors of parent technology use from 60 indicators and to identify parent and family characteristics that might predict the factors of …
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Dog owner interaction style: the transmission of working models in human/non-human caregiving relationships
A model of parental sensitivity in caregiving informs later romantic relationships and is transmitted in caregiving behaviours to children. Differences in parental caregiving contribute to individual differences in infant attachment style. The owner/dog bond mirrors this relationship as dog …