Cultural and biomedical correlates of neonatal behavior.
Cultural and biomedical correlates of neonatal behavior.
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新生儿行为的文化和生物医学相关性。
DOI：
10.1002/dev.420140208
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发表时间：
1981
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Lester,BM
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作者：
Coll,CG;Spekoski,C;Lester,BM
采用Brazelton新生儿行为评估量表对24名2天大的健康足月波多黎各、黑人和高加索新生儿进行评估。在8个Brazelton量表总结得分的比较中，波多黎各婴儿在习惯化方面得分较低，在定向方面得分较高，在增加刺激时保持其组织的得分高于黑人和高加索婴儿。多元回归分析显示，生物医学变量组合与波多黎各婴儿6个Brazelton量表总结得分显著相关，与白种人婴儿1个总结得分显著相关，与黑人婴儿无显著相关；它揭示了关于生物医学变量对新生儿行为的协同效应的人口差异。
The Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale was administered to 24 each Puerto Rican, Black, and Caucasian, 2‐day‐old, full‐term healthy neonates. Comparisons on 8 Brazelton scale summary scores showed that Puerto Rican infants scored lower on habituation, higher on orientation, and higher on maintaining their organization with increasing stimulation than Black and Caucasian infants. Multiple regression analysis showed that the combination of biomedical variables was significantly correlated with 6 of the Brazelton scale summary scores for the Puerto Rican infants, 1 summary score for the Caucasian infants, and none for the Black infants; it revealed population differences with respect to the synergistic effects of biomedical variables on neonatal behavior.