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The development of the preterm infant's responsiveness to auditory and tactile social stimuli prior to 40 weeks' postconceptional age
(1984)
Despite concern that preterm infants receive inappropriate tactile and auditory stimulation
because of early birth, few studies have explored the development of responsiveness
to tactile and auditory stimulation prior to ...
Voluntary associations and psychological well-being in older people
(1980)
This study examines the relationship between voluntary associations and the psychological
well-being of older people through path analysis.
The goals of the study were: (1) to ascertain whether differential research findings
...
A comparison of reported experiences associated with different styles of hypnosis
(1981)
Reported experiences were compared for subjects undergoing a traditional style of
hypnosis, a cognitive behavioral style of hypnosis, and a "waking imagination" procedure
similar to hypnosis but explicitly labeled "non- ...
Mattering and memory : the effects of personal importance on autobiographical memory and memory for frequency of occurrence
(1988)
Recent work in the area of social cognition has increasingly addressed the manner
in which cognitive processes are affected by relatively long-term individual differences
in the salience of certain social stimuli over others. ...
The preterm infant and mother as social partners : infant responsiveness and maternal folk theories
(1984)
It has been repeatedly documented that during mother-infant inter- action, mothers
of pre-term infants exhibit higher rates of stimulation than do mothers of full-term
infants. The present research explored characteristics ...
Coping with traumatic events : a theoretical model and a study of recovery from rape
(1985)
The study of coping with stress has been disjointed, lacking a coherent model. The
present work proposes a theoretical framework for understanding coping based on approach
and avoidance. Approach and avoidance are discussed ...