Maternal and Infant Behavior in Normal, High Risk, and "Difficult" Infants [electronic resource] / Susan B. Campbell.
This pilot study examined the effects of potential "risk" factors on mother-infant interaction using a short-term longitudinal design. Twenty infants were observed in their homes at 3 and 8 months and maternal ratings of infant temperament were obtained. Mothers of infants born after sever...
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| 520 | |a This pilot study examined the effects of potential "risk" factors on mother-infant interaction using a short-term longitudinal design. Twenty infants were observed in their homes at 3 and 8 months and maternal ratings of infant temperament were obtained. Mothers of infants born after severe obstetric complications held their babies more but engaged them in less playful interaction than control mothers. Mothers who perceived their infants as difficult to handle interacted with their infants less and were less responsive to their social bids. These patterns were reasonably stable over time, and negative maternal perceptions persisted. It was concluded that negative maternal perceptions of infant temperament may constitute a potentially more serious "risk" factor than severe obstetric complications and have implications for the development of later problems. (Author/JMB) | ||
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