Coordinated Interpersonal Timing of Down-Syndrome and Nondelayed Infants with Their Mothers: Evidence for a Buffered Mechanism of Social Interaction
Coordinated Interpersonal Timing of Down-Syndrome and Nondelayed Infants with Their Mothers: Evidence for a Buffered Mechanism of Social Interaction
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唐氏综合症和非延迟婴儿与其母亲协调的人际交往时间：社会互动缓冲机制的证据
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10.2307/1541726
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发表时间：
1988
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通讯作者：
J. Jaffe
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作者：
M. Jasnow;C. Crown;S. Feldstein;L. Taylor;B. Beebe;J. Jaffe
对四个月和九个月大婴儿的纵向研究表明，他们会与母亲协调发声行为的时间，反之亦然。对唐氏综合症和非延迟婴儿的母亲互动进行了分析，发现在这种时间协调方面没有差异，表明它与认知功能水平无关。协调计时的能力被提议作为促进社会互动的机制。这种协调与在系统发育尺度上在各种物种中观察到的时间匹配相似。
A longitudinal study of four- and nine-month-old infants indicates that they coordinate the timing of their vocal behavior with that of their mothers and vice versa. Maternal interactions of Down-syndrome and nondelayed infants were analyzed and found not to differ with regard to such temporal coordination, indicating that it is independent of level of cognitive functioning. The capacity for coordinated timing is proposed as a mechanism for the facilitation of social interaction. Such coordination parallels temporal matching observed in a variety of species along the phylogenetic scale.