10. Processing Affect 2

Question 1

Co-ordinated patterns of interaction underpin h____ e____ d____

Answer 1

Healthy emotional development

Question 2

What does the still-paradigm suggest?
Infants are sensitive to s____ cues and expect in____ social interactions with their caregivers as well as being a____ participants in them.

Answer 2

social, intimate, active

Question 3

Interactions serve to pr____ and re____ affect and co-o____ meanings. Infants show di____ when caregiver doesn’t pa____ in these interactions, infants show pr____ reactions and try to re-i____ engagement

Answer 3

process, regulate, co-ordinate
distress, participate, protest, re-instate

Question 4

Video-interaction studies show infants are sensitive to ti____ la____

Answer 4

Time lags

Question 5

Blissett et al (2005) found an association between maternal c____ b____ and f____ problems.

Answer 5

Maternal core beliefs
Feeding problems

Question 6

Murray et al (1996) found infant t____ predicted development of parent d____

Answer 6

temperament, depression

Question 7

There was reduced oc____ of to____ sy____ in depression group

Answer 7

Occurrence of touch synchrony

Question 8

Infants of depressed mothers showed greater n____ e____ and c____ reactivity

Answer 8

Negative emotionality
Cortisol reactivity

Question 9

Schore (2012) found infants need ongoing co-m________ of ar____ and ra____ experiences. They have no ability to re____ content.

Answer 9

co-modulation, arousal, raw
Repress

Question 10

Field (2010) and Jameson et al (1997) found depressed mothers were less likely to attempt re____ of in____ in____ and more likely to ca____

Answer 10

repairs of interrupted interactions
capitulate (= to surrender)

Question 11

Fight or flight leads to a state of hy____

Answer 11

Hyperarousal

Question 12

Freeze or collapse leads to a state of i____

Answer 12

Immobility