Titlebook: Infant Crying; Theoretical and Rese Barry M. Lester,C. F. Zachariah Boukydis Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 Action.Common Sense.ETA.

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Perception of Infant Crying as an Interpersonal Event,ology of cries was developed by obtaining cry samples from infants in known conditions (3 hours from last feed = hunger cry; first cry after being born = birth cry) and then studying the ability of adults to identify the type of cry (Wasz-H?ckert, Lind, Vuorenkoski, Partanen, & Valanne, 1986). The f

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A Comparative Model of Infant Cry,ce recognizable and familiar, projects emotional states—happiness, anger, fear—and conveys general intent as, for example, the terminal rising inflection of a yes/no question versus the falling inflection of a declaration.

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Sound Spectrographic Cry Analysis of Pain Cry in Prematures,ctrographic cry analysis of 75 symptomless prematures. The results showed that the pain cry of the prematures differed in many respects from that of the term infant. The cry characteristics were found to be more dependent on the gestational age (GA) than the birth weight. The more premature the newb

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A Developmental Perspective of Infant Crying,ying is a salient social behavior of the newborn and young infant that influences the infant’s interactions with the caregiving environment. As such, researchers have examined the effects of crying on the responses of listeners (e.g., Frodi, Lamb, Leavitt, & Donovan, 1978) and the effects of those l