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Biobehavioral influences of environmental stress and caregiving behaviors on child outcomes
Fri, April 9, 1:10 to 2:40pm EDT (1:10 to 2:40pm EDT), VirtualSession Type: Flash Talk Session
Abstract
The quality of the early caregiving environment has been demonstrated to strongly influence trajectories of brain and behavior. Papers within this flash talk session examine psychophysiological indices of caregiver behaviors on a range of child outcomes. Studies explore associations across domains such as early life adversity, family dynamics, co-regulation, attachment and stress physiology.
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Individual Presentations
Associations Between Autonomic Nervous System Reactivity to Stress and Parenting Behaviors for Mothers and Fathers - Presenting Author: Helena Rose Karnilowicz, University of California - Berkeley; Non-Presenting Author: Sara F Waters, Washington State University; Non-Presenting Author: Wendy Berry Mendes, University of California, San Francisco
The Significance of Mothers’ Attachment Representations for Vagal Responding During Interactions with Infants - Presenting Author: Nanxi Xu, Vanderbilt University; Non-Presenting Author: Ashley M. Groh, University of Missouri - Columbia
A Multi-Systemic, Person-Centered Analysis of Maternal Stress Physiology in Relation to Maternal Sensitivity - Presenting Author: Chenchen Dai, Lehigh University; Non-Presenting Author: Susan Soledad Woodhouse, Lehigh University
Linking Parental Physiological Regulation and Parenting Behavior - Presenting Author: Tianying Cai, Northwestern University; Non-Presenting Author: Xiaomei Li, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Non-Presenting Author: Kelly M. Tu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The influence of caregivers’ behaviors on infant pain physiology during immunization - Presenting Author: Cheryl Chow, York University; Non-Presenting Author: Hannah Gabrielle Gennis, York University; Non-Presenting Author: Rebecca Rita Pillai Riddell, York University
Paternal Biobehavioral Influence on Family Dynamics and Infant Stress Response - Presenting Author: Erin Wood, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Non-Presenting Author: Ray Garza, Oklahoma State University-Stillwater; Non-Presenting Author: Nikki Clauss, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio; Non-Presenting Author: Jennifer Byrd-Craven, Oklahoma State University
Prenatal distress links maternal early life adversity to infant stress functioning in the next generation - Presenting Author: Cassandra Lei Hendrix, New York University School of Medicine; Non-Presenting Author: April Brown, Emory University; Non-Presenting Author: Brooke McKenna, Emory University; Non-Presenting Author: Elizabeth Corwin, Columbia University; Non-Presenting Author: Anne Dunlop, Emory University; Non-Presenting Author: Patricia Brennan, Emory University