Parental negative emotions are related to behavioral and pupillary correlates of infants’ attention to facial expressions of emotion

Parental negative emotions are related to behavioral and pupillary correlates of infants’ attention to facial expressions of emotion

Previous evidence revealed links between maternal negative emotions and infants’ attention to facial expressions of emotion in clinical and community samples. This study investigated the associations between infants’ attention to emotional faces and infants’ and parents’ negative emotions in a commu...

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Main Authors: Aktar, E. (Author), Bögels, S.M (Author), de Vente, W. (Author), Majdandžić, M. (Author), Mandell, D.J (Author), Oort, F.J (Author), Raijmakers, M.E.J (Author), van Renswoude, D.R (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
affect
anger
anxiety
Anxiety
Article
attention
Attention
child
Child
child behavior
child development
child parent relation
controlled study
correlational study
cross-sectional study
depression
Depression
emotion
Emotion
emotionality
Emotions
eye fixation
eye movement
facial expression
Facial Expression
fear
female
Female
fixation failure
Fixation, Ocular
happiness
human
Humans
Infancy
infant
Infant
Infant Behavior
male
Male
mental development
parental behavior
Parent-Child Relations
Parents
physiology
pilot study
priority journal
psychology
pupil
Pupil
pupil reflex
Pupillometry
questionnaire
sadness
Surveys and Questionnaires
temperament
Temperament
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