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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"maternal responsiveness"”.
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Method of Infant Feeding as a Predictor of Maternal Responsiveness
… regard to infant feeding as a potential factor. Maternal responsiveness appears to be key in the child's development of secure attachment behaviors, yet even after decades of research on infant attachment and maternal responsiveness, there is little evidence available to assist with early …
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Maternal Attachment, Maternal Caregiving Behavior, and Family Income: A Pilot Study
… examine the prevalence of differing degrees of maternal emotional attachment, the mother's emotional tie to her infant, and maternal caregiving behavior, the mother's sensitivity and responsiveness to her infant. Specifically, this study examined if maternal attachment and maternal …
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The Effects of Lactational Undernutrition on Maternal Responsiveness and on The Behavioral and Brain Development of Rats Before and After Nutritional Rehabilitation in The Low-Protein and Rotational Models
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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 …
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Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postnatal depression and anxiety
… currently unknown whether differences in neural responsiveness to infant cues observed in perinatal affective disturbance are specific to depression/anxiety or are better attributed to a common component of internalizing distress. It is also unknown whether differences in mothers’ brain response …
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The Mediating Influence Of School Engagement Between An Adolescent's Contextual Environment And Academic Accomplishment
… on self-reported academic grades were found for maternal responsiveness, teacher caring, maternal values towards education, paternal values towards education, and academic self-efficacy. School engagement fully mediated the relationship between adaptive peer behaviors and self-reported academic …
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Mother-Infant Synchrony during Infant Feeding
… was to develop and test a coding system, the Maternal-Infant Synchrony Scale (MISS), for assessing synchrony of feeding interaction between a mother and her preterm infant. The secondary aims were to: (1) describe mother and preterm infant synchrony during feeding; (2) examine mother-infant …
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Predicting Adolescent Risk-Taking And Goal-Oriented Behaviors: An Ecological Perspective
… activities), parental demandingness and responsiveness, involvement, communication, and monitoring, peer engagement in risk-taking behaviors and goal-oriented behaviors, adolescents' media consumption, and adolescents' religiosity. All measures were taken from adolescents' …
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Family chaos, attachment security, and responsiveness: Associations with appetite self-regulation in early childhood
… associations between feeding and emotional responsiveness, and appetite and non-appetitive self-regulation. Few studies have assessed whether appetite self-regulation is subsumed as an undifferentiated aspect of overall self-regulation, or if it is a distinct characteristic with variation …