Author | Trad, Paul V. author |
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Title | Infant Previewing [electronic resource] : Predicting and Sharing Interpersonal Outcome / by Paul V. Trad |
Imprint | New York, NY : Springer New York, 1990 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3358-9 |
Descript | IX, 286 p. online resource |
The Concept of Previewing: Introduction -- Previewing as a Parental Manifestation -- Previewing as a Dyadic Manifestation -- Previewing as a Therapeutic Goal -- 1 Prelude to Previewing: The Effects of Prenatal Representations -- Prenatal Representations of the Infant: The Physiologic Repercussions of Pregnancy -- Prenatal Representations of the Infant: The Psychological Fantasies of Pregnancy -- The Representations of the Expectant Father -- Conclusion -- 2 Previewing: A Means of Fostering the Infantโs Predictive Abilities -- Maternal Intuitive Behaviors That Foster Infant Predictive Capacities -- Visual Cuing -- Vocal Communication -- Holding Behavior -- Feeding Behavior -- Maternal Stimulation That Enhances Predictive Capacities -- Support of Infant Integrative Processes -- Play as the Arena for Creativity and Experimentation -- Maternal Empathy -- Meaning Attribution by the Caregiver -- Conclusion -- 3 Previewing: A Catalyst for Differentiating Developmental Function -- The Emergence of Fundamental Representational Skills -- The Consolidation of Representational Skills -- The Effect of Representation on the Quality of Previewing -- Conclusion -- 4 Previewing: A Catalyst for Coordinating Developmental Functions -- The Development of Multimodal Integration -- The Contribution of Previewing to Multimodal Capacities -- Conclusion -- 5 Play: A Paradigm for Tracing Previewing Behaviors -- Defining Play -- Developmental Changes in Play and Play-Related Behaviors -- Factors Contributing to Developmental Transitions -- Conclusion -- 6 Language: A Paradigm for Tracing Previewing Behaviors -- The Relation of Dyadic Regulation to Language Expression -- The Relation of Affect and Cognition to Intentional Behavior -- The Relationship Between Infant Predictive Abilities and Caregiver Interaction -- Conclusion -- 7 Previewing as a Principle for Motivating Interpersonal Communication -- Conclusion -- 8 Previewing as a Principle for Intervention -- Conclusion -- 9 Using Previewing to Stimulate Optimal Development -- Interpreting Developmental Signals -- Previewing Strategies Designed to Achieve Optimal Stimulation of the Infant -- Conclusion -- 10 Strategies for Enhancing Previewing -- Treatment Techniques -- Conclusion -- References -- Author Index