9. Processing Affect 1 Flashcards
Define Synchrony
An ov____ process that co-o____ the ongoing exchange of se____, ho____ and ph____ stimuli between pa____ and ch____ social interactions
Overarching, co-ordinates, sensory, hormonal, physiological, parent, child
Best functioning mother-infant dy____ are in at____ states about 28-34% of the time
dyads
attunded
Reck et al (2004) found that repair of mistakes in face-to-face interactions with infants occur within ___-___ seconds
3-5 seconds
Müller et al (2015) found latency to interactive repair is related to infant co____ re____
Infant cortisol reactivity
Gunnar and Donzella (2002) found sensitive re-attuning does what three things?
1. Regulates ph____
2. Builds re____
3. Builds tr____
Regulates physiology
Builds resilience
Builds trust
Maternal touch can l____ infant’s h____ during a____
Lower infant’s heart rate during arousal
Co-re____ is critical in child-caregiver dyads given pr____ development of ne____ system
regulation, protracted, neural
Neo____ regions can alter li____ activity
Neocortical, limbic
I____ is likely to heighten children’s vulnerability to environmental influences
Immaturity
infants had lower amygdala reactivity response when presented with an image of what compared to an image of a stranger?
Image of their own mother
Children’s false alarm rate for fearful faces improved significantly when se____ next to their mo____
Improved the most for children who showed the largest ma____ bu____ effects on the am____ during fMRI scanning session
When seated next to their mother
Maternal buffering effects on the amygdala during fmRI scanning session
Dyadic affective processing is a precursor for tr____, se____ and se____-re____
These things provide a foundation for more complex co____ fu____
Trust, security and self-regulation
More complex coherent function
