330 Pages
by
Psychology Press
330 Pages
by
Psychology Press
330 Pages
by
Psychology Press
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This volume addresses topics related to the nature of the stress response, the role of environment in individual differences in stress, and the different strategies used for coping with stressful events. The chapters present theoretical and empirical work focused on a wide range of issues related to stress, soothing, and coping. Authored by recognized authorities with innovative research programs... Read more
Contents: Preface. Part I: Stress. C.S. Carter, A.C. DeVries, Stress and Soothing: An Endocrine Perspective. C.L. Coe, G.R. Lubach, M.L. Schneider, Neuromotor and Socioemotional Behavior in the Young Monkey Is Presaged by Prenatal Conditions. M.R. Gunnar, B. Donzella, "Looking for the Rosetta Stone": An Essay on Crying, Soothing, and Stress. J.A. Doussard-Roosevelt, S.W. Porges, The Role of Neurobehavioral Organization in Stress Responses: A Polyvagal Model. Part II: Soothing. E.M. Blass, Savoring Sucrose and Suckling Milk: Easing Pain, Saving Calories, and Learning About Mother. R.G. Barr, S.N. Young, A Two-Phase Model of the Soothing Taste Response: Implications for a Taste Probe of Temperament and Emotion Regulation. M.L. Riese, Prenatal and Perinatal Stress: Implications for Neonatal Soothing and Integrity. T. Field, Sucking and Massage Therapy Reduce Stress During Infancy. M. Lewis, D. Ramsay, Environments and Stress Reduction. Part III: Coping. L. Zeltzer, S. Feldman, Soothing and Chronic Pain. B.E. Compas, J.K. Connor, H. Saltzman, A.H. Thomsen, M. Wadsworth, Getting Specific About Coping: Effortful and Involuntary Responses to Stress in Development. S.M. Miller, V.A. Green, C.B. Bales, What You Don't Know Can Hurt You: A Cognitive-Social Framework for Understanding Children's Responses to Stress.
Biography
Michael Lewis, Douglas S. Ramsay
