Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"maternal affect"”.
-
Vagal tone and depression in adolescents: Protective factors during parent-adolescent interaction
… from multiple interactions between RSA and affect, including a three-way interaction between adolescent resting and reactive RSA and positive maternal affect during the conflict task. These analyses provide novel evidence that adolescent RSA reactivity measured during a parent-adolescent …
-
Accumulating Cares: Women, Whiteness, and the Affective Labour of Responsible Reproduction in Neoliberal Times
… I explore what texts about motherhood and maternal labour suggest about gendered responsibilities to citizenship in neoliberal conditions. Building on important feminist research in the fields of citizenship, care, and the welfare state, I ask how are mothers being socially responsibilized …
-
The Maternal Force Awakens Emerging Fear Reactivity and Regulation: Preliminary Results from the Baby JEDI Study
… in order to identify at-risk children early on. Maternal factors, such as parenting behaviors and personality, are associated with both fear reactivity and regulation, but results have been mixed, possibly due to a trait-based approach to assessing maternal personality. The goal of my …
-
Coping with social stress in early adolescence: The interactive contribution of observed emotional climate and youth physiology
… climate of the mother-youth dyad (i.e., maternal affect, dyadic cohesiveness) observed during a 5-min discussion task about youths’ peer problems. Youths’ PNS functioning was assessed via baseline respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) collected during a resting task. Youths’ self-reported …
-
Relational Savoring in Mothers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: An Attachment-Based Intervention
… play tasks at T1 and T3 were coded for maternal responsiveness and maternal affect. Predictions included that mothers in the RS group would show improved affect as indexed by increases in positive emotions and decreases in negative emotion, greater relational closeness, as indexed by …