Infant temperament
The Relationship between Maternal Confidence, Infant Temperament, and Postpartum Depression
... of infant temperament and maternal confidence, this topic has not been explored in different culture and geographical ...confidence, infant temperament, and postpartum depression among ...
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Infant temperament and childhood psychiatric disorder: longitudinal study
... Our findings suggest that infant temperament measured from 6 months of age is associated with the presence of a psychiatric disorder at the age of 7 years. Although there were associations with a broader ...
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Infant temperament contributes to early infant growth: A prospective cohort of African American infants
... anthropometrics, temperament measures and select sociodemographic ...and temperament character- ...DTL temperament subscale and ...high temperament subscale scores) were then created based on ...
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Parent Acceptance of Routine Use of the Carey and McDevitt Infant Temperament Ouestionnaire
... The Infant Temperament Questionnaire as revised by Carey and McDevitt seemed to be the appropriate instru- ment, yet a computer search of the medical litera- ture did not uncover any pub[r] ...
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Experimental manipulation of infant temperament affects amygdala functional connectivity
... to infant signals are influenced by parental status (Seifritz et ...Since infant crying can trigger harsh caregiving responses and even child abuse and neglect (Barr, Trent, & Cross, 2006; Reijneveld, ...
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Infant Stimulation Curriculum for Infants With Cerebral Palsy: Effects on Infant Temperament, Parent-Infant Interaction, and Home Environment
... To assess the effects of intervention in cerebral palsy, 48 infants 12 to 19 months of age, with mild to severe spastic diplegia, were randomly assigned to receive either 6 months of inf[r] ...
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Revision of the Infant Temperament Questionnaire
... The number of items was increased from 70 to 95, rating options were increased from three to six, more items have high-low reversals, and they are randomized as to content area.. Good te[r] ...
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Infant Temperament and School Age Behavior: 6-Year Longitudinal Study in a Pediatric Practice
... The original analysis of data from the New York Longitudinal Study did not demonstrate an asso- ciation between difficult temperament in infancy and behavior problems at 5 years of age.5[r] ...
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Maternal Type A Behavior During Pregnancy, Neonatal Crying, and Early Infant Temperament: Do Type A Women Have Type A Babies?
... For example, women with more depressive symptoms during pregnancy are more likely to have infants who cry excessively and incon- solably during a neonatal neurobehavioral examina- tion.’[r] ...
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Teaching Parents About Infant Temperament
... as temperament, parents are too emo- tionally involved to report on it ...because temperament is insignificant ...of temperament, but that no reputable mental health expert should take it ...
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Infant Temperament, Sleep Organization, and Nighttime Parental Interventions
... After the video recordings were coded for sleep- wake states, the bedtime intervals and periods of infant wakefulness during the night were re- viewed and coded for infant signaling and [r] ...
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Is This a Behavior Problem or Normal Temperament?
... An Infant Temperament Questionnaire completed before the visit demonstrated a “difficult” pattern that would be hard for any parent to manage: sensitive, irritable, hard to soothe, unpredictable, and ...
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Temperament as a Factor in Early School Adjustment
... Infant temperament profiles of “difficult,” “intermediate,” and “easy” in a randomly selected group of 51 children were shown to correlate with impulsivity and school adjustment at ages [r] ...
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Maternal Characteristics and Perception of Temperament Associated With Infant TV Exposure
... and infant predictors of TV exposure. Maternal and infant charac- teristics were modeled individually to (1) identify signi fi cant risk factors for infant TV exposure and (2) avoid col- linearity due ...
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Temperament and executive function problems in preschoolers
... Executive functions are engaged in adaptive, goal-directed behaviors that enable individuals to override more automatic or established thoughts and responses (Ardila, 2008; Lezak, 1995; Mesulam, 2002) and are located in ...
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The Impact of Leader’s Temperament on Work Absence
... The results of the research reveal that lead- ers’ temperaments have a statistically signifi cant effect on temporary absence from work in pub- lic administration. The effect is evident both in the number of days as well ...
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De relatie tussen het temperament van de moeder en het temperament van het kind
... het temperament van de moeder en het temperament van het ...van temperament zijn gemeten, namelijk zelfregulatie en negatieve ...Adult Temperament Questionnaire en de Infant Behavior ...
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A temperament for learning: The limbic system and myelomeningocele
... Learning, for the child with MM, certainly takes place beyond the confines of preschool and classroom. Negoti- ating physicians, curious strangers, medical emergencies, educational diagnosticians, environmental barriers, ...
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Myelomeningocele, Temperament Patterns, and Parental Perceptions
... dimensions are defined in Table 1. Implicit within the conceptualization of temperament is the notion of multiple behaviors along a continuum, which combine to interact either favorably or unfavorably with the ...
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Assessment of Canine Temperament: Predictive or Prescriptive?
... canine temperament was significantly advanced in the 1940s to 1960s when John Paul Scott and John ...orientation. Temperament traits that were evaluated included confidence and fear (Scott & Fuller, ...
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