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Maternal Responsiveness to Infant Crying, Perceived Infant Temperament and Infant-Mother Attachment.
Frodi, Ann – 1987
The present study examined longitudinally the origin of a prior finding that mothers who perceived their infant's temperament as either "easy" or "difficult" exhibited a differential psychophysiological response pattern. Additionally examined were the pattern's behavioral correlates and relation to infant-mother attachment.…
Descriptors: Attachment Behavior, Etiology, Expectation, Individual Differences
Frodi, Ann; Willie, Diana – 1979
This paper discusses a series of three studies investigating the influence of infants' characteristics and signaling behavior on parents. Videotapes of either smiling/cooing/gurgling or crying infants were used to elicit parents' physiological and affective responses. Measured physiological responses included skin conductance, heart rate, and…
Descriptors: Arousal Patterns, Attachment Behavior, Auditory Stimuli, Child Abuse
