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Sustained social withdrawal in infants: the interplay between infant temperament and parental stress and depressive symptoms

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Date created: 2020-11-03 12:15 PM | Last Updated: 2021-06-11 07:47 AM

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Description: Parental stress and depressive symptoms in the postnatal period is shown to affect the infants' development. However, the infants' temperament might also affect the parents' wellbeing. Both the infants' temperament and the parents' mental health could influence the infants social devlopment, as they both might affect the parent-infant interaction. The present project aims to investigate theese relations with data from the NorBaby-study.

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