CONSIDERATIONS ON VARIABLES INVOLVED IN PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION
Abstract
This article reviews research published in the area of
psychology of infant development, stressing the mother-father-child
relationship and interaction as well as similarities and differences in
behavior of both parents in relation to the child during the first years of
life.
Social class, educational level, physical environment, sex and
birth order are some of the variables which have been stressed in
studies on the subject in the last ten years. In addition, some
considerations are mentioned concerning methodological aspects of
studies on the parent-child relationship,
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Developmental Psychology, 17 (2), 127-145.
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HARMON, D., & KOGAN, K. L. (1980). Social class and mother child interaction.
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development. N. York: Wiley (a).
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Child Development, 48, 167-181 (a).
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in second year of life. Developmental Psychology, 13, 637-648 (b).
LAMB, M. E. (1977). Reexamination of the infant social world. Human Development,
20, 65-85 (c).
LAMB, M. E. (1 978). Interaction between 18 month-olds and their preschoolaged
siblings. Child Development, 49, 51-59.
LAMB, M. E. FRODI, A. M., HWANG, С P., FRODI, M., & STEINBERG, J. (1982).
Mother-and-father-infant interaction envolving play and holding in traditional
and non-traditional Swedish families. Developmental Psychology, 18 (2), 215-
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LAWSON, A., & INGLEBY.J. D. (1974). Daily routines of preschool children. Effects
of age, birth order, sex and social class, and developmental correlates.
Psychological Medicine, 4, 399-415.
LYTTON, H. (1973). Three approaches to the study of parent-child interaction:
Ethological, interview and experimental. Journal of child Psychology and
Psychiatry, 14, 1-17.
LYTTON, H. (1976), The socialization of two-year-old boys: Ecological findings.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 17, 287-304.
LYTTON, H. (1979). Disciplinary encounters between young boys and their mothers
and fathers: Is there a contingency system. Developmental Psychology, 15,
256-268.
MARGOLIN, G., & PATTERSON, G. R. (1975). Differential consequences provided
by mothers and fathers for their sons and daughters. Developmental Psychology,
11, 537-538.
MARTIN, J. A. (1981). A longitudinal study of the consequences of early motherinfant
interaction: A microanalitic approach. Monographs of the Society for
Research in Child Development, 46 (3), Serial n.° 190.
NOLLER, P. (1980). Cross-gender effect in two-child families. Developmental
Psychology, 16 (2), 159-160.
PAKIZEGI, B. (1978). The interaction of mothers and fathers with their sons. Child
Development, 49, 479-482.
PETERS, D. L., & STEWART, R. B. (1981). Father child interactions in a shopping
mall: A naturalistic study of father role behavior. The Journal of Genetic
Psychology, 138, 269-278.
ROTH BART, M. K., & MACCOBY, E. E. (1966). Parents differential reactions to sons
and daughters. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 4, 237-243.
SMITH, P, K., & DAGLISH, L (1977). Sex differences in parent and infant behavior in
the home. Child Development, 48, 1250-1254.
THOMAS, E. A., & MARTIN, J. A. (1976). Analysis of parent-infant interaction.
Psychological Review, 83, 141-156.
VANDELL, D. L. (1979). A microanalysis of toddlers social interaction with mothers
and fathers. The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 134, 299-312.
parents versus siblings: A behavioral analysis. Child Development, 53, 643-
650.
BELSKY, J. (1979). Mother-father-infant interaction: A naturalistic observational
study. Developmental Psychology, 15 (6), 601-607.
BELSKY, J. (1981). Early human experience: A family perspective. Developmental
Psychology, 17, 3-23.
BLURTON-JONES, N, (1981). Características do estudo etológico do comportamento
humano. Em N. Blurton-Jones (Ed.). Estudos etológicos do comportamento
da criança. São Paulo: Pioneira.
BRONFENBRENNER, U. (1977). Toward and experimental ecology of human
development. American Psychologist, 32 (7), 513-530.
CLARKE-STEWART, K. A. (1978). And daddy makes three: The father's impact on
mother and young child. Child Development 49, 466-478.
CLARKE-STEWART, K. A., VANDER STOPED, L., & KILLIAN, G. (1979). Analysis
and replication of mother-child relations at two years of age. Child Development,
50, 777-793.
CLARKE-STEWART, K. A., UMEH, Ð’. J., SNOW, M. E., & PEDERSON, J. A. (1980).
Development and prediction of children's sociability from 1 to 2 1/2 years.
Developmental Psychology, 16, 290-302.
CLARKE-STEWART, K. A., & HEVEY, С. М. (1981). Longitudinal relations in
repeated observations of mother-child interaction from 1 to 2 1/2 years.
Developmental Psychology, 17 (2), 127-145.
FAGOT, B. I. (1 978), The influence of sex of child on parental reactions to toddler
children. Child Development, 49, 459-465.
FIELD, T. (1978). Interaction patterns of primary versus secondary caretaker
fathers. Developmental Psychology, 14, 183-184.
GREEN, J. A., GUSTAFSON, G. E., & WEST, M. J. (1980). Effects of infant
development on mother-infant interactions. Child Development, 51,199-207.
GUNNAR, M. R., & DONAHUE, M. (1980). Sex differences in social responsiveness
between six months and twelve months. Child Development, 51, 262-265.
HARMON, D., & KOGAN, K. L. (1980). Social class and mother child interaction.
Psychological Reports, 46, 1075-1084.
KORNER, A. F. (1974). The effect of the infant's state, level of arousal, sex and
ontogenetic stage on the caregiver. Em M. Lewis & L. A. Rosenblum (Eds.). The
effect of the infant on its caregiver. N. York: Wiley.
LAMB, M. E. (1976). Interactions between eigh-month old children and their
fathers and mothers. Em M. E. Lamb (Ed.). The role of the father in child
development. N. York: Wiley (a).
LAMB, M. E. (1976). Parent-infant interaction in eight-month-olds. Child Psychiatric
Human Development, 7, 56-63 (b).
LAMB, M. E. (1976). Interaction between two year-olds and their mothers and
fathers. Psychological Report, 38, 447-450 (c).
LAMB, M. E. (1976). The role of the father: An overview. Em M. E. Lamb (Ed.). The
role of the father in child development. N. York: Wiley (d).
LAMB, M. E. (1 977). Father-infant and mother-infant interaction in first year of life.
Child Development, 48, 167-181 (a).
LAMB, M. E. (1977). The development of mother-infant-and-father-infant attachments
in second year of life. Developmental Psychology, 13, 637-648 (b).
LAMB, M. E. (1977). Reexamination of the infant social world. Human Development,
20, 65-85 (c).
LAMB, M. E. (1 978). Interaction between 18 month-olds and their preschoolaged
siblings. Child Development, 49, 51-59.
LAMB, M. E. FRODI, A. M., HWANG, С P., FRODI, M., & STEINBERG, J. (1982).
Mother-and-father-infant interaction envolving play and holding in traditional
and non-traditional Swedish families. Developmental Psychology, 18 (2), 215-
221.
LAWSON, A., & INGLEBY.J. D. (1974). Daily routines of preschool children. Effects
of age, birth order, sex and social class, and developmental correlates.
Psychological Medicine, 4, 399-415.
LYTTON, H. (1973). Three approaches to the study of parent-child interaction:
Ethological, interview and experimental. Journal of child Psychology and
Psychiatry, 14, 1-17.
LYTTON, H. (1976), The socialization of two-year-old boys: Ecological findings.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 17, 287-304.
LYTTON, H. (1979). Disciplinary encounters between young boys and their mothers
and fathers: Is there a contingency system. Developmental Psychology, 15,
256-268.
MARGOLIN, G., & PATTERSON, G. R. (1975). Differential consequences provided
by mothers and fathers for their sons and daughters. Developmental Psychology,
11, 537-538.
MARTIN, J. A. (1981). A longitudinal study of the consequences of early motherinfant
interaction: A microanalitic approach. Monographs of the Society for
Research in Child Development, 46 (3), Serial n.° 190.
NOLLER, P. (1980). Cross-gender effect in two-child families. Developmental
Psychology, 16 (2), 159-160.
PAKIZEGI, B. (1978). The interaction of mothers and fathers with their sons. Child
Development, 49, 479-482.
PETERS, D. L., & STEWART, R. B. (1981). Father child interactions in a shopping
mall: A naturalistic study of father role behavior. The Journal of Genetic
Psychology, 138, 269-278.
ROTH BART, M. K., & MACCOBY, E. E. (1966). Parents differential reactions to sons
and daughters. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 4, 237-243.
SMITH, P, K., & DAGLISH, L (1977). Sex differences in parent and infant behavior in
the home. Child Development, 48, 1250-1254.
THOMAS, E. A., & MARTIN, J. A. (1976). Analysis of parent-infant interaction.
Psychological Review, 83, 141-156.
VANDELL, D. L. (1979). A microanalysis of toddlers social interaction with mothers
and fathers. The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 134, 299-312.
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Auxiliadora da S. Campos Dessen, M. (2012). CONSIDERATIONS ON VARIABLES INVOLVED IN PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION. Psicologia: Teoria E Pesquisa, 1(3), 215–226. Retrieved from https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/revistaptp/article/view/16978
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