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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"reflective functioning"”.

  1. Associations Between Maternal Reflective Functioning and Adolescent Personality Pathology

    … development. Research suggests that maternal reflective functioning (RF) may play an important role in buffering against the development of psychopathology in early youth. Yet, little is known about the potential protective role of maternal RF in the context of adolescent personality …

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  2. The role of reflective functioning in predicting parenting and coparenting quality

    … investigation examined the validity of parental reflective functioning (RF; Fonagy, Target, Steele, & Steele, 1998) which is a measure designed to assess understanding of emotions and other mental states. RF was coded based on the prebirth Adult Attachment Interviews (AAI; George, Kaplan, & Main, …

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  3. 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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  4. Maternal Reflective Functioning, Parental Beliefs, and Parenting Stress of Mothers in a Residential Treatment Program

    Maternal Reflective Functioning, Parental Beliefs, and Parenting Stress of Mothers in a Residential Treatment Program Kathleen Pitts, PhD The University of Texas Medical Branch, 2017 Mothers with a history of substance-use are at risk for maladaptive parenting. This population of women living with …

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  5. The Impact of a Home-Based Intervention Program on Maternal Reflective functioning in First-Time Mothers

    … a home-based intervention program, on maternal reflective functioning (RF). It was hypothesized that the reflective capacity of mothers who received the MTB intervention would increase over the course of the study, and that this increase would be reflected in the quality of their responses to …

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  6. Examining the Impacts of a Relational Savoring Intervention on Parental Reflective Functioning and Children’s Emotion Regulation Across Time

    … parents’ ability to be sensitive is parental reflective functioning, the ability to understand a child as having a complex inner world of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs that serve as the basis for the child’s behaviors. Strong parental reflective functioning allows parents to understand the …

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  7. Understanding the parental mind: Examining the stability of parental reflective functioning across the birth of a child and associations with maternal mind-mindedness

    <p>Parental reflective functioning (RF) and mind-mindedness are two types of parental mentalization that have been shown to predict child outcomes such as attachment security and emotion regulation. However, much remains to be known about the similarities and differences between parental RF and …

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  8. Effects of Intimate Partner Violence on Maternal Reflective Functioning and Attachment Relationship in Hispanic/Latina Women and Their Preschool-Age Children: A Qualitative Study

    … intimate partner violence on their psychological functioning and maternal response to very young children is crucial to our understanding and provision of appropriate treatment. This qualitative study used a transcendental phenomenological approach designed to analyze the in-depth interview …

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  9. The measurement of parental mentalisation: psychometric properties of the parental reflective functioning questionnaire (PRFQ) and a qualitative exploration of parental mentalisation in asylum-seeking mothers

    Systematic Review: Parental Reflective Functioning (PRF) is a parent’s ability to reflect on their mental states, the mental states of their child, and to appreciate how they may influence each other. The Parental Reflective Functioning Questionnaire (PRFQ) offers a brief, self-report assessment of …

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  10. Identifying in-session predictors of treatment outcome for intimate partner violence (IPV): an examination of fathers for change and treatment as usual

    … in Emotion Regulation Scale: DERS), and reflective functioning (Reflective Functioning Questionnaire: RFQ). The CHANGE coding system and the Working Alliance Inventory-Observer form were used to code video recordings of individual-focused sessions from F4C and BIP-I sessions in the same …

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  11. Mentalizacija ankstyvoje paauglystėje ir jos sąsajos su prieraišumu, smurto patyrimu ir emociniais bei elgesio sunkumais /

    … study revealed that aspects of mentalization (reflective functioning, recognition of mental states, explanation of behavioral causes and emotional awareness) were interrelated. Results indicated that gender and childhood abuse are important factors in describing the characteristics of …

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  12. Mentalization in early adolescence and its associations with attachment, abuse and emotional and behavioral difficulties /

    … study revealed that aspects of mentalization (reflective functioning, recognition of mental states, explanation of behavioral causes and emotional awareness) were interrelated. Results indicated that gender and childhood abuse are important factors in describing the characteristics of …

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  13. “The sole purpose is for two people to come together and be”. A thematic analysis of the impact of therapist attachment on intersubjectivity when working with clients with complex trauma

    … the premises of counselling psychology for reflective functioning and recommend that therapists acknowledge their own attachment strategies and wounds. A better understanding into these processes may enhance the therapeutic relationship and improve treatment outcome.

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  14. What Process Works For Whom: Individual Differences And The Impact Of Therapy Techniques And Treatment Mechanisms

    … interpretation style, and panic-specific reflective functioning (PSRF). Patients beginning treatment with a more catastrophic style benefitted more from improvements in either mediator. Personality disorder traits blunted the impact of improvements in PSRF, but patients with no personality …

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  15. Relational Savoring in Mothers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: An Attachment-Based Intervention

    … two sets of questions that were coded for reflective functioning, and mothers’ behaviors from semi-structured 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 …

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  16. The Development of a Computerized Text Analysis Measure of Differentiation Relatedness: A Pilot Study

    … measure and existing computerized personality functioning measures of reflective functioning (CRF) and referential activity (CRA). We aimed to produce evidence that the CDR is able to capture a unique aspect of personality functioning specific to the DR construct thus adding proving its utility …

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