CONSIDERS THE DEVELOPMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OF EYE-TO-EYE CONTACT,
BETWEEN MOTHER AND INFANT, IN THE 1ST 6 MO. OF LIFE. IN A VARIETY OF WAYS THIS …

Fifty-four primiparous mothers were studied in relation to their developing feelings ofattachment
toward their infants during the first three months of life. Normative and atypical patterns …

Although the importance of paternal influence on child development is now generally
accepted, we actually know very little about normal father-infant relationships. This study, …

Positive attitudes toward infants were assessed in 54 primiparous mothers during pregnancy.
In subsequent home observations, the frequency at 1 and 3 months of age with which …

A sample of 42 infants (male and female) was studied by means of home observations at 1
and 3 months of age and a laboratory procedure for determining fixation times to visual …

This report describes relations among maternal attitudes assessed during pregnancy, the
frequency of mother-infant gazing assessed at 1 and 3 months of age, and 3 measures of …

A rating of the animation of the mother's voice during a pregnancy interview was predictive
of the amount and type of stimulation she provided her infant at 1 and 3 mo. of age. This …

With a foreword by David Halberstam. He spoke out against player trading. He banned Pete
Rose from baseball for gambling. He even asked sports fans to clean up their acts. Bart …

Integration of child psychiatry training into general psychiatric residency programs is often
unsuccessful. The authors describe an innovative model of training in child psychiatry that …

Presents actual letters written by a patient to her spouse for a period of 6 mo after his death.
The letters indicate the stresses of losing a spouse and the coping mechanisms used to …