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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"emotional availability"”.
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Emotional availability: foster caregiving experiences
… purpose of the study was to investigate if the emotional availability of caregivers is explanatory for successful adolescent foster care placement--from initial placement of an adolescent to age eighteen or emancipation from foster care, as mandated by the state of Colorado. Emotional …
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Emotional availability (EA) brief: single session feedback and coaching for improving fathers' emotional availability across a wide developmental spectrum
… modern presentation in parenting processes. Emotional Availability (EA) is a construct that captures the parent-child relationship quality and predicts positive outcomes for children. A recently developed intervention, the EA Brief, is a program conceptualized for easy administration that may …
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Emotional Availability and Touch among Deaf and Hearing Mother-Infant Dyads
… replication of a previous study which examined emotional availability (EA) and amount of touch used by hearing parents and their hearing or deaf/hard of hearing infants (Pipp-Siegel, Blair, Deas, Pressman, and Yoshinaga-Itano, 1998). The current study is a constructive replication because it …
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Emotional Availability and Touch among Deaf and Hearing Mother-Infant Dyads
… replication of a previous study which examined emotional availability (EA) and amount of touch used by hearing parents and their hearing or deaf/hard of hearing infants (Pipp-Siegel, Blair, Deas, Pressman, and Yoshinaga-Itano, 1998). The current study is a constructive replication because it …
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Mother-child and father-child emotional availability during the COVID-19 pandemic
… the COVID-19 pandemic using the observational Emotional Availability (EA) construct. Parents (N = 43) were assessed using the Epidemic Pandemic Impacts Inventory (EPII), the Flourishing Scale (FLS), and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) questionnaires. The subcategories of the EPII were used …
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Maternal childhood risk status as a predictor of emotional availability and physical contact in mother-child interactions : an intergenerational study
… mother-child interactions was assessed using the Emotional Availability Scales (Biringen & Robinson, 1991). Quality and quantity of physical contact were also coded. Child developmental status was assessed using the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (Second Edition, Bayley, 1993). Findings lent …
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Are movement and dance effective methods for improving maternal mental health and wellbeing and emotional availability toward the unborn baby?: a pilot study
… child outcomes (Winston & Chicot, 2016). Emotional Availability (EA) and its associated measurement scales have proven a valuable tool for use in long- and short-term interventions that promote the development of a healthy caregiver-child bond across several age groups and caregiver types …
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The intergenerational transmission of trauma: attachment, adverse childhood experiences, and current life stress
… D attachment through observation. The Emotional Availability (EA) system may help to elucidate the indicators of disorganization. Study 1 represents the first step in validating the EA system in identifying D attachment and provides guidelines to assist EA coders in coding D attachment. …
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Mothers’ trauma histories and their infants’ social-emotional development
… infancy have been linked to significant social-emotional problems in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Mothers play a critical role in helping their infants regulate. Often mothers’ experiences of childhood maltreatment and/or domestic violence leave them with limited emotional availability …
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We Were Never Meant to Stay: Guardianship and the Institutional Design Behind the Attrition of Minoritized Student Affairs Professionals
… reinforce expectations for care, advocacy, and emotional availability while constraining professionals' authority to alter institutional conditions.</p> <p>Attrition therefore emerges not as burnout or disengagement but as a patterned outcome of institutional design that relies on …
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Experience of therapist immigrant from Poland in times of Brexit: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… of the material, therapists expand the range of emotional availability. Possible future research has also been explored based on the findings. This study and its findings contribute to the expanding Brexit research literature with an IPA methodology and in the context of Counselling Psychology.
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Examining the variations in and relations between nonresidential fathers’ financial contributions to and involvement with their children following divorce
… in financial support, as well as inconsistent emotional availability from their parents. In the final divorce decree, each parent has an (informal or formal) understanding of the financial support the nonresidential parent, who is most commonly the father, will provide to their former spouse to …
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Developmental Differences of children raised in orphanages, adoptive Families and biological families in Lusaka, Zambia
… security of attachment. For Sensitivity, the Emotional Availability Scale was used by having the caregiver- child dyad play and interact without any toys. For cognitive development, two subtests from the SON-R were used; the categories for reasoning and pattens for performance. For physical …
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Developmental Differences of children raised in orphanages, adoptive Families and biological families in Lusaka, Zambia
… security of attachment. For Sensitivity, the Emotional Availability Scale was used by having the caregiver- child dyad play and interact without any toys. For cognitive development, two subtests from the SON-R were used; the categories for reasoning and pattens for performance. For physical …
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Early risk factors for school-age ADHD and irritability: The roles of prenatal risk, intrusive parenting style during preschool and caregiver-child attachment quality.
… style during preschool and child behavioral and emotional dysregulation at ages 8-9 years, such that stronger associations would be seen in the context of insecure attachment style than secure attachment style.</p> <p>An ethnically and racially diverse sample of community-dwelling preschoolers …