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#9803. Development of Infant High-Intensity Fear and Fear Regulation from 6 to 24 Months: Maternal Sensitivity and Depressive Symptoms as Moderators

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Developmental and Educational Psychology; Psychiatry and Mental Health;

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Abstract:
This study tested bidirectional relations between infant high-intensity fear and fear regulation over 1.5 years, and maternal sensitivity and depressive symptoms as moderators. Participants were 1,292 mother-infant pairs prospectively assessed at three times when infants were 6, 15, and 24 months old. Infant high-intensity fear and fear regulation (avoidance, orienting to mother, attention regulation, and self-soothing) were observed during the Mask Task at each of these time points. Likewise, mothers reported their depressive symptoms, and their sensitivity was observed in a separate mother–child interaction task at each time point.
Keywords:
Emotion regulation; High-intensity fear; Infancy; Longitudinal analyses; Maternal depressive symptoms; Maternal sensitivity

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