Sentences with phrase «between maternal responsiveness»

Following up their above mentioned study [109], Kochanska and colleagues [115] found that the 5 - HTTLPR promoter genotype moderated not only the relationship between maternal responsiveness and attachment security to the mother, but also the relationship of attachment security with children's later ability for self - regulation at 2, 3 and 4 years of age.

For infants homozygous for the «long» allele (l / l), there was no association between maternal responsiveness and attachment security or disorganisation.

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It has been suggested that increased physical contact between a mother and her newborn (holding) promotes greater maternal responsiveness and more secure attachment between infant and mother, among other benefits.

While the study found no significant difference in maternal - infant relatedness between gesture / signing groups and those who did not learn them, there were small positive changes in the mothers» responsiveness to their infants» needs and non-verbal cues.

Emotional responsiveness and feeding responsiveness, respectively, are socialization processes that mediate the association between maternal and child regulation behaviors [11, 18, 22].

In line with the transactional model's prediction, a three - way interaction between these factors was found for internalizing and total problem behaviors, suggesting that children, who are more emotionally reactive, experience little maternal responsiveness, are more vulnerable to experience distress, and have learned to interpret mother's ambiguous behavior as unsupportive, are most at risk to display internalizing and total problem behaviors.

In addition, there is evidence in the findings of the NICHD SECCYD11 that child care had a moderating effect on the association between maternal sensitivity and the security of attachment: children in lower - quality child care were more strongly affected by the quality of maternal responsiveness than were children in higher - quality care settings.

To address the aforementioned gaps in the literature, we sought to determine the association between maternal — infant relationship qualities (sensitivity, responsiveness and control) and child AD by 2 years of age, considering risk (i.e. maternal prenatal and postnatal depression, anxiety and stress) and protective (i.e. social support) factors.

During T3, negative correlations were found between psychoticism, maternal structuring, non-intrusiveness, non-hostility, and for child responsiveness.

Given the role of AD in the atopic march and the consistent observation of associations between maternal — infant relationships and childhood asthma, and emerging evidence of associations with AD, ascertaining the influence of qualities of the maternal — child relationship (sensitivity, responsiveness, and control) using observational measures, on AD would be useful.