2004
DOI: 10.3917/psye.471.0183
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Compétences du nourrisson et représentations maternelles du bébé.

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“…Although screening does not constitute a diagnosis, the announcement of a positive result causes parents to question their infant's hearing capacity. This uncertainty can lead to a deformation of parental representations that can influence the quality of early interactions [29], as illustrated by our study which showed a shortterm decrease of the quality of these interactions. Consequently, although the score obtained on the interaction scale was not pathological, the development of altered interactive patterns during the neonatal period can constitute a high-risk situation for the development of the future parent-child relationship, as parents may be destabilized in their role of supervision of the child's development [30].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Although screening does not constitute a diagnosis, the announcement of a positive result causes parents to question their infant's hearing capacity. This uncertainty can lead to a deformation of parental representations that can influence the quality of early interactions [29], as illustrated by our study which showed a shortterm decrease of the quality of these interactions. Consequently, although the score obtained on the interaction scale was not pathological, the development of altered interactive patterns during the neonatal period can constitute a high-risk situation for the development of the future parent-child relationship, as parents may be destabilized in their role of supervision of the child's development [30].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Il s'approprie son environnement et réagit à des changements. Il met très tôt en place des routines et est sensible à tous les bouleversements (Als et al, 2004 ;Wendland, 2004).…”
Section: Du Médecin Au Bébé : La Révolution Du Nidcapunclassified