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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
In these series of talks the papers address how parenting is related to physiological processes (e.g., cortisol, respiratory sinus arrhythmia) across infancy and early childhood. Papers address how complex dyadic processes can be modeled statistically and using multiple physiological systems.
The Relation Between Mothers and Fathers Prenatal Cortisol and Infant’s Early Development - Presenting Author: Alexandrea L. Craft, Brown University; Diego Barcala-Delgado, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Jade Martinez; Christina Albina Rowley, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Rachel Herman, Brown University; Nancy Byatt, UMass Memorial Medical Center; Marsha Kline Pruett, Smith College; Sally Powers, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Maureen A Perry-Jenkins, University of Massachusetts Amherst
RSA Synchrony as a Neurobiological Marker of Susceptibility to Parenting Behaviors among Behaviorally Inhibited Preschoolers - Presenting Author: Nila Shakiba, Boston University; Danielle Novick, University of Maryland - College Park; Kathy Sem, Boston University; Hong N. T. Bui, University of Maryland - College Park; Christina Danko; Lindsay R Druskin, West Virginia University; Kenneth H Rubin, University of Maryland - College Park; Andrea Chronis-Tuscano, University of Maryland, College Park; Nicholas James Wagner, Boston University
Task-specific associations between RSA and parenting in families with histories of CPS involvement - Presenting Author: Madelyn Labella, William and Mary; Alexandra Tabachnick, University of Illinois at Chicago; Lindsay Zajac, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; Alison Goldstein, University of California - Irvine; Lee Raby, University of Utah; Lydia Bierce, Wake Forest University; Tabitha Sellers, University of Delaware; Mary Dozier, University of Delaware
How young children manage stress: Multi-system physiologic crosstalk as a function of caregiver support - Presenting Author: Tiffany Phu, University of Denver; Sarah E Watamura, University of Denver