This review of the literature on two different interaction styles of depressed mothers, intrusive
and withdrawn, shows that withdrawn versus intrusive mothers typically have an EEG …

The present research explored the role of synchrony as a mediator of the relationship
between marital satisfaction and infant attachment, and between depressive symptoms and …

This study examined adult characteristics associated with different responses to infant
distress. One hundred eighty‐eight parents viewed four 20‐second segments of videotape …

The goals of the present study were to examine the extent to which (a) maternal depressive
symptoms (prenatal vs. postnatal depressive symptoms) undermine maternal sensitivity …

For years parents and professionals marveled at the complexity of infants, but it was not until
the 21st century, when explosive advancements in neuroscience began taking place, that …

The interactions of 3-month-old infants and their depressed mothers were classified as
intrusive, withdrawn or good interactions. Analyses of retrospective data suggested that all …

Studies on high risk motherhood and its effects on mother-infant interactions have focused
on depression as one potential factor placing infants at risk of less than optimal …

La depresión materna está asociada con problemas en la interacción madre-hijo y en el
desarrollo del niño. Este estudio comparó la interacción madre-niño a los 18 meses, en …

To determine whether atypical jealousy responses in infants of depressed mothers are
differentiated by maternal nonoptimal interactive profiles, 12-month-old infants of intrusive …

Affect dysregulation in response to rewarding stimuli has been proposed as a vulnerability
factor for major depressive disorder (MDD). However, it remains unclear how affective …