Abusing, Neglecting, Problematic, and Adequate Dyads: Differentiating by Patterns of Interaction
Abusing, Neglecting, Problematic, and Adequate Dyads: Differentiating by Patterns of Interaction
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Wayne State University Press
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Qualitative differences in videotaped mother-infant interactions were found to differentiate four groups of mothers: abusing, neglecting, problematic, and adequate — based on the mothers' welfare service status. The infants were found to display three patterns of interaction: passive, cooperative, and difficult. Two coding devices (one for maternal...
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Abusing, Neglecting, Problematic, and Adequate Dyads: Differentiating by Patterns of Interaction
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TN_cdi_jstor_primary_23083982
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0026-0150
