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SEX IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT IN YOUNG OFFSPRING OF WELL AND DEPRESSED MOTHERS

SEX IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT IN YOUNG OFFSPRING OF WELL AND DEPRESSED MOTHERS
健康母亲和抑郁母亲的年轻后代的性别认同发展
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4696458
负责人:
T SHERMAN
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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美国
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中文摘要
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这项调查的目标是找出母婴的差异 与孩子的性别有关的行为。许多研究都有 表现出男孩和女孩在偏好上的差异 活动、自我概念发展、归因方式和模式 认知发展。因为,在成年人中,情感性疾病的比例是2到3 女性的发病率是男性的三倍,我们正在研究健康和 患有情感疾病的母亲帮助她们的儿子和女儿处理社会问题, 当孩子2岁到3岁半时,他们会面临情感和认知方面的挑战 年纪大了。这些母性行为将被检查与 当儿童在5至6岁时对儿童和母亲的评估 年龄。 这项研究是实验室养育研究的一部分,它提供了 关于母亲及其子女的广泛交互数据 自然主义的背景。通过在设计中加入不同于 情感障碍的性质和严重程度,有可能解决 直接的问题是,母亲的精神病理学是如何被转化为 儿童养育行为反过来又为传播提供了基础 从一代人到一代人的适应和不适应行为模式 下一首。
英文摘要
The goal of this investigation is to identify differences in maternal behavior that are associated with child's sex. Many studies have demonstrated differences between boys and girls in preferences for activities, self-concept development, attributional styles and patterns of cognitive development. Because, in adults, affective illness is 2 to 3 times more frequent in women than in men, we are examining how healthy and affectively ill mothers help their sons and daughters in handling social, emotional and cognitive challenges when the children are 2 to 3 1/2 years of age. These maternal behaviors will be examined in relation to assessments of child and mother when the child is between 5 and 6 years of age. This study is a part of the Laboratory's Rearing Study which provides extensive interactional data on mothers and their children in a naturalistic setting. By including in the design mothers differing in the quality and severity of affective disorder, it is possible to address directly the question of how maternal psychopathology is translated into childrearing behaviors that in turn provide the basis for the transmission of adaptive and maladaptive behavior patterns from one generation to the next.
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