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Content:
Chapter 1 advent (pages 1–3): M. A. Hofer
Chapter 2 moms' and babies' Roles: Distinguishing the inquiries to be requested (pages 5–16): R. A. Hinde
Chapter three Prepartum and Postpartum law of Maternal Behaviour within the Rat (pages 17–37): J. S. Rosenblatt
Chapter four characteristics of mom – toddler Relationships in Monkeys (pages 39–67): R. A. Hinde and M. J. A. Simpson
Chapter five Does Human Maternal Behaviour After supply exhibit a attribute development? (pages 69–85): Marshall H. Klaus, Mary Anne Trause and John H. Kennell
Chapter 6 proof for a delicate interval within the Human mom (pages 87–101): John H. Kennell, Mary Anne Trause and Marshall H. Klaus
Chapter 7 Olfaction within the improvement of Social personal tastes within the Human Neonate (pages 103–117): Aidan Macfarlane
Chapter eight respiring and Sucking in the course of Feeding within the baby (pages 119–135): P. Johnson and D. M. Salisbury
Chapter nine Early Mother?Infant Reciprocity (pages 137–154): T. Berry Brazelton, Edward Tronick, Lauren Adamson, Heidelise Als and Susan Wise
Chapter 10 Consistency and alter in types of Mothering (pages 155–176): Judith F. Dunn
Chapter eleven How a Rejecting child impacts Mother?Infant Synchrony (pages 177–200): Evelyn B. Thoman
Chapter 12 A Congenital Contribution to Emotional reaction in Early Infancy and the Preschool interval (pages 201–212): Richard Q. Bell
Chapter thirteen Mother?Infant Neonatal Separation: a few behind schedule outcomes (pages 213–239): P. Herbert Leiderman and Marjorie J. Seashore
Chapter 14 Cognitive elements of Preverbal Social interplay among Human babies and Adults (pages 241–269): Hanus Papousek and Mechthild Papousek
Chapter 15 mom and dad of infants of Very Low delivery Weight: Long?Term Follow?Up (pages 271–288): Anthea Blake, Ann Stewart and Diane Turcan
Chapter sixteen Speculations at the Relevance of Developmental Psychology to Paediatrics (pages 289–308): T. E. Oppe
Chapter 17 Summing Up (pages 309–313): M. A. Hofer
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Curtis-Jenkins: I have seen four human mothers in the last ten years who had considerable difficulty in accepting a child after birth. They said that the child ‘didn’t smell right’. In your rats, did maternal behaviour vary according to the sex of the pups, Dr Rosenblatt? Rosenblutt: There is some indication that female rats can differentiate between female and male pups but we don’t know that the responsiveness is diKerent. OppC: Are there any big differences between rats having first pregnancies and subsequent ones?
Physiof. Psychol. 50, 120-124 PEPE,G. & ROTHCHILD, I. (1972) The effect of hypophysectomy on day 12 of pregnancy on the serum progesterone level and the time of parturition in the rat. S. B. (1975) Decline of maternal behavior in the virgin and lactating rat. J. Comp. Physiof. M. ), vol. S. (1967) Nonhormonal basis of maternal behavior in the rat. Science (Wash. S. C. S. ), pp. S. S. ), pp. 8-57, Wiley, New York ROSENBLATT, J. S. I. (1975) Hysterectomy-induced maternal behavior during pregnancy in the rat.
The mothers may depend differentially upon contact with the young whilst building up both phasesthe final stages of the hormonal phase and the beginning of the non-hormonal phase. Cooper: In human mothers there is a wide variation in behaviour. What is the degree of variation in latency in rats? Rosenblatt: The latency of the virgin rat may range from three to nine days, the average being five or six days. In the animals treated with zinc sulphate perhaps 40-60 % show maternal behaviour immediately on being presented with young, but the remainder show it in the next 24 hours.