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Mother-Infant Attachment: The Importance of the Mother's Visual Field

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Carr, Suzanne J.; And Others – Child Development, 1975

Observations were made to determine: (1) how important to 2-year-olds is face-to-face contact with the mother, and (2) if attachment behaviors, such as looking at, talking to, and being close to mothers, interact with visual behaviors. (Author/CS)

Descriptors: Attachment Behavior, Behavior Patterns, Eye Voice Span, Infants

The Analysis of Dominance and Bidirectionality in Social Development.

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Gottman, John M.; Ringland, James T. – Child Development, 1981

Suggests that dominance can be defined as asymmetry in predictability in social variables of importance, and bidirectionality as symmetrical predictability. Procedures which address the concepts of cyclicity within a person and synchronicity between people and which assess asymmetry and symmetry in social interaction are discussed. (Author/RH)

Descriptors: Infants, Interaction Process Analysis, Mothers, Parent Child Relationship