Table of Contents: I. Introduction to Concept of Maternal Sensitivity
1. Parental Sensitivity in Early Development: Conceptualization, Methods, Measurement and Generalizability;pp. 1-15
(Catherine S. Tamis-LeMonda & Lisa Baumwell)
2. Maternal Sensitivity: A Concept Analysis;pp. 17-30
(Jessica Massouda, Deborah Winders Davis, & M. Cynthia Logsdon)
3. Maternal Sensitivity and Responsiveness: A Conceptual Framework with Empirical Evidence;pp. 31-44
(Susan H. Landry & Karen E. Smith)
4. Maternal Sensitivity in Dyadic Context: Mutual Regulation, Meaning-making, and Reparation;pp. 45-69
(Marjorie Beeghly, Marina Fuertes, Cindy Liu, M. Susan Delonis, & Ed Tronick)
5. Emotional Availability of Mothers to Children across the Developmental Period;pp. 71-92
(Lucia Ciciolla, Keith Crnic, Laura Flamini, David Morrison, & M. Cynthia Logsdon)
II. Gene X Environment Interaction
6. Differential Susceptibility to Maternal Sensitivity;pp. 95-106
(Michael Pluess & Jay Belsky)
7. Within-Family Genetic Influences on Maternal Caregiving;pp. 107-121
(W. Roger Mills-Koonce & Cathi B. Propper)
III. Lifespan and Special Populations
8. Parenting Infants;pp. 125-143
(Susan C. Crockenberg & Esther M. Leerkes)
9. Maternal Sensitivity in Middle Childhood;pp. 145-156
(Robert H. Bradley & Amy L. Pennar)
10. Adolescent Motherhood, Maternal Sensitivity and Early Infant Development;pp. 157-177
(George M. Tarabulsy, Greg Moran, David R. Pederson, Marc Provost, & Simon Larose)
11. Maternal Sensitivity and Behavioral Outcomes for Young Children with Developmental Delay;pp. 179-194
(Alison Niccols & Ainsley Smith)
12. Parenting Children in High-Risk Environments: An Examination of Maternal Sensitivity in Poverty;pp. 195-214
(Crystal Day)
IV. Determinants of Health
13. Connections of Maternal Sensitivity to Children’s Development, Health, and Well-Being;pp; 217-256
(Michaela L. Zajicek-Farber)
V. Measurement
14. Becoming Sensitive to Sensitivity: Lessons Learned from the Development of the Maternal Behaviour Q-Sort;pp. 259-281
(Greg Moran, David R. Pederson, & George M. Tarabulsy)
VI. Intervention
15. Interventions to Promote Maternal Responsiveness and Sensitivity;pp. 285-294
(June Andrews Horowitz)
Final Remarks;pp. 295-296
(M. Cynthia Logsdon & Deborah Winders Davis)
Index pp.297-309 |