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Caregiver-infant interactions
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Caregiver-infant interactions
Key Words
- Interactional Synchrony
- A' and I' respond in time with each other. e.g. if A' makes a soothing noise, the baby might rock/move in response to noise.
- Reciprocity
- (turn taking) interaction between both A' & I' is continuous. Back and forth interactions
- Imitation
- I' copying A's exact behaviour
- Sensitive Responsiveness
- A' pays attention to I' & responds to the I's communication in the proper manner (e.g. giving food)
- Caregiverese
- When A' modulates their voice, slowing it down, higher pitch, song-like. (BABY TALK)
- Bodily Comfort
- Skin to Skin contact = important for the development of attachment (bonding process) e.g. breastfeeding
- Interactional Synchrony
Study
- SCAFFER
- I's 60 infants, age 5-23 weeks to 1 year old
- Mothers visited every 4 weeks
- A's asked to describe infants response to 7 different separation scenarios
- intensity of tantrums + who directed at
- Stranger anxiety tested when I's respond to interviewer
- STAGES
- Stage 1. Indiscriminate Attachment
- Stage 2. Beginning of Attachments
- Stage 3. Discriminate Attachment
- Stage 4. Multiple Attachment
- SCAFFER
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- Mind Map on Caregiver-infant interactions, created by Kirsty Abhus on 17/06/2019.
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