Screen Media Exposure and Inhibitory Control: A Longitudinal Study From Infancy to Toddlerhood [0.03%]
婴幼儿视频观看经历与抑制控制的关系：一项纵向研究
Berna A Uzundağ,İlke Nur Güven,Özce Sıvış et al.
Berna A Uzundağ et al.
Inhibitory control, a core executive function, supports children's ability to manage automatic and prepotent responses and regulate behavior. Screen media may disrupt its development by displacing activities supporting self-regulation or ov...
Shared Pleasure in Early Mother-Infant Interactions Predicts Infant Attachment Security: A Brief Report [0.03%]
早期母子互动中的共同愉悦预示着婴儿的依恋安全性：简短报告
Ida Egmose,Emilie Klein,Cecilie Arentz Munch et al.
Ida Egmose et al.
Sharing emotions is a fundamental aspect of human interactions. Shared pleasure refers to moments where caregiver and infant engage in mutual smiling while making eye contact. This study examined shared pleasure in early mother-infant inter...
In the Living Room and Across the Screen: Intergenerational Play Between Infants and Grandparents [0.03%]
亲子共育：婴儿与祖父辈的跨代互动玩具实验研究
Lucinda I Neely,Douglas J Piper,Lauren J Myers et al.
Lucinda I Neely et al.
In-person co-play between infants and adults develops rapidly during infancy, but little research has examined how families play together over video chat. Research demonstrates that video chat may support family connections, especially with...
Caroline Bertrand,Marie Chevallier,Althéa Fratacci et al.
Caroline Bertrand et al.
At birth, newborns prefer upright faces over other stimuli, indicating that they already pay specific attention to facial internal features, with expectations about their featural configuration. The study investigated whether surgical mask ...
Presidential Address: Examining Family Media Ecology: A Focus on Convergence [0.03%]
总统致辞：审视家庭媒体生态环境：聚焦融合生态环境
Rachel Barr
Rachel Barr
Infants are growing up in a complicated digital world, where media within the household is used to meet varying needs of the family. This paper is a version of the Presidential Address I gave in 2024 to the International Congress on Infant ...
Holistic and Analytic Attention in Infancy: A Cross-Cultural Study in Sweden and Zimbabwe [0.03%]
婴儿期的全视野与解析注意力：瑞典和津巴布韦的文化研究
Hsing-Fen Tu,Linda van den Berg,Kim Astor et al.
Hsing-Fen Tu et al.
This pre-registered eye-tracking study assesses whether there are differences in infants' attention allocation across diverse cultural contexts while taking several social-environmental factors into account. More specifically, we assess whe...
Infant Sitting Status, Sitting Age, and Everyday Positioning Experience Across the Transition to Independent Sitting [0.03%]
婴儿的坐姿、学坐年龄及日常姿势控制体验在独立坐立过渡期的发展变化规律研究
Kari S Kretch,Aylin Luna,Caitlin M Fausey et al.
Kari S Kretch et al.
Positioning-the body's physical configuration and relations to supports and restraints-is a fundamental aspect of infants' everyday experiences. How do everyday positioning experiences (the amount of time spent in different positions during...
Complementary Feeding Approach and Maternal Communicative Functions During Mealtimes in 12-Month-Old Infants [0.03%]
12月龄婴儿辅食添加方式与母亲进餐时的语言交流功能
Alice Di Prete,Mariarosaria Ciolli,Elisa Iaboni et al.
Alice Di Prete et al.
The literature on alternative approaches to complementary feeding, especially Baby-Led Weaning (a complementary feeding approach in which infants participate in family meals and eat finger food independently), has gradually increased in rec...
Parental Values Are Associated With How Parents Feel About Their Infants' Sleep, but Not the Quality of Infants' Sleep [0.03%]
父母的价值观与他们对婴儿睡眠的感觉有关，但与婴儿睡眠的质量无关
Sarah E Berger,Maya Benish-Weisman,Shambhavi Thakur et al.
Sarah E Berger et al.
Values help shape behavior and influence how individuals assess themselves and others. Previous research on the relation between values and parenting has largely overlooked the impact of values on parenting during infancy. This study is the...
Tiny Screens, Big Impact: Effects of Maternal Smartphone Use on Maternal and Infants' Physiological and Behavioral Stress and Interaction Dynamics [0.03%]
小屏幕，大影响：母亲使用智能手机对母婴生理和行为压力及互动动态的影响
Antonia Dinzinger,Elke Greif,Lydia Speyer et al.
Antonia Dinzinger et al.
Smartphones can absorb attention and abruptly interrupt social interactions, a dynamic particularly critical in early parent-infant exchanges where infants rely on emotionally available caregivers for regulation. While previous research hig...