Microregulatory patterns of family interactions: Cultural pathways to toddlers' self regulation

Article Abstract:

Pathways to children's self-regulation were examined in two cultures namely Israeli and Palestinian representing individualistic and collectivistic orientations. Discussion focuses on the way early relationship patterns mirror cultural philosophies on the self and differentially support self-regulation at the family to the larger social context

Methods, Infants, Parenting, Self-control, Self control

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Testing a family intervention hypothesis: the contribution of mother-infant skin-to-skin contact (kangaroo care) to family interaction, proximity, and touch

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Research presented concerns the triadic relationship between mother, father, and infant, focusing on how 'kangaroo care' or an intervention that encourages mother-infant skin-to-skin contact can have a positive impact on the entire family relationship. Topics include the attachment process in premature infants.

Science & research, Public affairs, Health aspects, Domestic relations, Family relations, Touch, Mother and infant, Mother-infant relations

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Cultural perspective on work and family: Dual-earner Israeli-Jewish and Arab families at the transition to parenthood

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The authors explore the social and cultural impact of dual-career parents on the family unit and the raising of children. Topics include nuclear- and extended-family life, roles within families, and social and cultural differences between Israelis and Arabs parents.

Statistical Data Included, Usage, Parenthood, Family, Work, Work (Labor), Family life surveys, Dual-career families, Israelis, Arabs

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