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Published on: February 11, 2017

感官处理的贡献敏感性和内化依恋表现对学龄儿童情绪调节能力的贡献

Alessandra Sperati¹, Bianca P Acevedo², Antonio Dellagiulia³

¹Department of Neurosciences, Imaging, and Clinical Sciences, University of G. d'Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara, Italy.

Frontiers in psychology

|March 20, 2024

概括

高敏感儿童 (HSC) 当他们有安全的依恋表征时,表现出更好的情绪调节. 积极的依恋增强了HSC.

科学领域:

发展心理学发展心理学
附着理论附着理论
感官处理灵敏度 (SPS) 是指感官处理的灵敏度.

背景情况:

具有高感官处理敏感度 (SPS) 的儿童更强烈地处理刺激,可能会复杂化情绪调节.
养育环境显著影响孩子的情绪调节技能.
对依恋和SPS的桥梁研究对于理解情绪调节至关重要.

研究的目的:

调查SPS和依恋的内部工作模型对学龄儿童情绪调节的联合和互动效应.
探索依恋表现如何调节SPS和情绪调节之间的关系.

主要方法:

118名意大利儿童及其母亲参加了这次活动.
用曼彻斯特儿童依恋故事任务来评估依恋表现.
母亲完成了儿童SPS和情绪调节的家长报告措施.

主要成果:

SPS与情绪调节没有直接关联,但通过依恋表示来调节其预测.
高度敏感的孩子表现出较差的情绪调节,母亲的温暖和反应能力较低.
安全的依恋表达与高度敏感的儿童更好的情绪调节有关.

结论:

高度敏感的儿童的情绪调节受到依恋安全的影响,显示出脆弱性和弹性.
促进安全的依恋关系可以增强情绪调节,特别是在高度敏感的儿童中.
研究结果强调了SPS,依恋和情绪调节发展之间的相互作用.

关键词:

感官处理灵敏度 (SPS) 是指感官处理的灵敏度.连接方式连接方式连接方式情绪调节情绪调节内部工作模型内部工作模型内化了依恋关系的内化关系.观察性研究是一种观察性研究.学校年龄的儿童.

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