Sentences with phrase «of maternal care»

Higher levels of emotional and behavioral symptoms were associated with lower levels of maternal care in the partial PTSD group.

If mice are stressed for two weeks after birth, for example, their offspring will show signs of depression and anxiety, despite enjoying the usual levels of maternal care.

In addition, we asked about the age of separation from the mother and the quality of maternal care on a scale of 1 — 6.

The chapter outlines children's rights and the role of maternal care in helping children safely exercise those rights.

She is best known for her landmark work in assessing the security of infant attachment and linking attachment security to aspects of maternal care giving.

Animals were also evaluated on time to retrieve pups that were moved out of the nest, another measure of maternal care.

You see evidence of maternal care in birds, and they feel seemingly pretty strong about it.

Individual differences in dysfunctional automatic thinking and parental bonding: specificity of maternal care.

The workshop featured presentations from invited speakers and discussions to highlight research findings that advance our understanding of the effects of maternal care services in different types of institutional settings on maternal labor, clinical and other birth procedures, and birth outcomes.

Milk composition reflects pattern of maternal care in prosimian primates.

Although high - quality day care may buffer the negative effect of parental insensitivity in some cases, the security of child - parent attachment is primarily guided by the sensitivity of maternal care.

Does HIV Status Affect Utilization of Maternal Care Services among Women in India: An Analysis of NFHS 2005 - 2006

Other than the amount of maternal care, the consistency over time of that care and the exposure to novelty are also very important not only in rodents (23, 75) but also, monkey models (76).

In Deprivation of maternal care: A reassessment of its effects (pp. 97 - 165).

Both hippocampal synaptic density and LTP as well as contextual fear conditioning and spatial learning vary as a function of maternal care in the rat [10], [15].

Citation: McGowan PO, Suderman M, Sasaki A, Huang TCT, Hallett M, Meaney MJ, et al. (2011) Broad Epigenetic Signature of Maternal Care in the Brain of Adult Rats.

Infants our son's age typically need several months in a healthy family to catch up on developmental milestones due to the lack of maternal care and one - on - one attention that babies need to thrive.

Written for national - level advocates, this guide presents a variety of ways to (1) build a sense of entitlement among women and communities regarding respectful maternity care (RMC) and (2) advocate for the institutionalization of RMC as a core value of the maternal care system.

It is likely that kangaroo care, when started early, triggers a cascade of maternal care, breastfeeding and bottle feeding.»

The best source of historic information on this subject is a book called Death in Childbirth: An International Study of Maternal Care and Maternal Mortality 1800 - 1950, by Irvine Loudon.

It's a shame because a lot of work has been done over the last six years in Sierra Leone to improve the quality of maternal care.»

In addition, there are further scientific questions about the manner in which patterns of maternal care implement in the development of children's brain, endocrine systems, behavior, and relationships.»

Based on the principle that animal models could illuminate issues of maternal care and depression in humans, Harlow's research is still discussed in psychology, anthropology and animal behavior classes.

Evidence from Maternity Leave Expansions of the Impact of Maternal Care on Early Child Development

This is part of maternal care.

Her series tenderly evokes our basic instinct of maternal care and affection and successfully bridges the gap between two chapters of art history.

A large body of literature has explored the contribution of maternal care in mediating the early stimulation effect on offspring's HPA axis development.

Cross-fostering experiments have proved that these maternal effects are not heritable in the narrow sense, but are consequences of the characteristics of maternal care received in the first week of life.

These findings have been complemented by studies of the effects of prolonged maternal separation (22), novelty exposure and consistency of maternal care (23), prenatal stress (24), postnatal maternal abuse (25), and maternal anxiety (26) on subsequent brain and behavioral development.

Moreover, they have shown that, through differential patterns of DNA methylation of the promoter region and thereby differential expression of the estrogen receptor alpha gene in the medial preoptic area (MPOA) of the brain, this individual variation of early experience influences adult reproductive behaviour, suggesting a mechanism for intergenerational transmission of the pattern of maternal care [137, 138].

The aim of this study is to characterize profiles of maternal care in a sample of Brazilian mothers, using a culturalbiological perspective.

We recognize that we do not yet know whether differences in Pcdh gene expression play a role in the effects of maternal care on brain function in offspring.

Regardless of whether infants and young children are in care of high or low quality, or have begun care from an early age, have experienced many or few transitions in care arrangements, or are out of the home for extended hours, the security of infant - mother attachment is primarily guided by the sensitivity of maternal care.

In her developmental psychology work at Yale University, she studied the role of maternal care in childhood on mothers» brain and changes in brain structure among mothers during the first few months postpartum.

In addition to the effects on infanticide, they also found BPS - induced effects on important aspects of maternal care in both exposed mothers and their daughters.

Partial reversal of the effect of maternal care on cognitive function through environmental enrichment

Ainsworth, M (1962) Deprivation of maternal care.

The fact that a large number of genes are responsive to the effects of TSA and L - methionine implies that the epigenetic regulation of gene expression as a function of maternal care may be extensive.

Broad epigenetic signature of maternal care in the brain of adult rats.

The workshop feature invited presentations and discussions intended to highlight research findings that advance our understanding of the effects, on maternal labor, clinical and other birth procedures, and birth outcomes, of maternal care services in different types of birth settings, including conventional hospital labor and delivery wards, alternative birth settings that may be hospital - affiliated or free - standing, and home births.

Milk composition reflects pattern of maternal care in prosimian primates.

January 22, 2015 — American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine issued a consensus document proposing a classification system for levels of maternal care in the US.

The document, ACOG / SMFM Obstetric Care Consensus Series — Levels of Maternal Care, introduces a five level classification system based on a facility's ability to handle various levels of maternal care.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the Society for Maternal — Fetal Medicine's jointly developed Obstetric Care Consensus document, Levels of Maternal Care (which introduced uniform designations for levels of maternal care), recommends that women attempting TOLAC should be cared for in a level I center (ie, one that can provide basic care) or higher (151).