4か月児の社会的随伴性の弁別に及ぼす親の遊戯性の効果

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Double Video paradigm(DVP) studies have found contradictory evidence regarding the young infants' ability to discriminate their mother's 'Replay' image from 'Live'. This study examined the hypothesis that 4-month-old infants with high-levels-of-playful-behavior mothers are more likely to discriminate social contingency in the DVP. We also examined the relationships between the infants' DVP behaviors and mothers' free-play behaviors with their infant at home at home at 3 months of infant's age. The results supported our hypothesis. Further, when the mothers' behaviors were reduced as Playful Companion(PC) and Sensitive Support(SS), the level of PC more related to the infants' detection of social contingency than SS. The different functions of mothers' 'playfulness' and 'sensitivity' in communication with their infants are discussed.
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