Atenção conjunta em díades de mãe-bebê com e sem depressão pós-parto
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2023.v17.35651Palavras-chave:
Escala de depressão pós-parto de Edinburg., Depressão pós-parto, Interação mãe-bebê, Interação visual, Atenção conjunta, Edinburg postnatal depression scale, Postpartum depression, Mother-baby interaction, Visual interaction, Joint attention, Escala de depresión posparto de Edinburg, Depresión posparto, Interacciones entre la madre y el bebé, Interacción visual, Atención conjuntaResumo
Este estudo investigou a associação entre a DPP e a atenção conjunta nas interações mãe-bebê. Quarenta e quatro díades foram filmadas durante interações de brincadeiras livres. As díades de mães sem DPP se engajaram mais na atenção conjunta, com episódios mais longos. As mães que tiveram episódios de atenção conjunta tinham mais anos de escolaridade. Houve uma associação entre as díades de mães e meninos e a frequência da atenção conjunta. No entanto, as meninas olharam mais para suas mães e por mais tempo. Os achados sugerem que a atenção conjunta é influenciada pela DPP, associada à baixa escolaridade materna.
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