Maternal personality predicts insensitive parenting: Effects through causal attributions about infant distress

Bailes, Lauren G.; Leerkes, Esther M.

doi:10.1016/j.appdev.2020.101222

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“…In addition, recent analyses conducted by Leerkes et al (e.g., Bailes & Leerkes, 2021, using data from the sample of 259 primiparous mothers; Leerkes et al, 2021, using data from 109 nulliparous undergraduate women) yielded evidence indicating that women’ cognitive processing of child distress cues may be one critical mechanism through which women’s personal characteristics (e.g., personality traits, executive functioning) predict their actual or intended (un)responsiveness to child distress. Specifically, Bailes and Leerkes (2021) found that maternal negative attributions about infant distress (e.g., minimizing) mediated the positive association between maternal neuroticism and maternal overtly negative behaviors in infant distress contexts (e.g., intrusively forced own agenda on infant, refused to alter behavior that was not soothing infant when other options were present). Mothers who made more situational attributions about infant distress engaged in fewer unresponsive behaviors (e.g., looked away from infant, passively watched infant).…”

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“…Informed by Salter Ainsworth’s view that the prioritization of infant cues and needs is the hallmark feature that distinguishes sensitive mothers from insensitive mothers (Salter Ainsworth et al, 1978), Leerkes et al (e.g., Bailes & Leerkes, 2021; Leerkes et al, 2021) systematically examined the roles of maternal cognitive processing of child distress cues (i.e., cry) in shaping maternal sensitive response to child distress. Notably, they made a nuanced distinction between two types of infant cry processing: infant-oriented cry processing versus mother-oriented cry processing.…”

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“…Causal attributions about child crying (Bailes & Leerkes, 2021; Leerkes & Siepak, 2006; Leerkes et al, 2015, 2016)…”

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Origins and development of maternal self-efficacy in emotion-related parenting during the transition to parenthood: Toward an integrative process framework beyond Bandura’s model.

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Leerkes²,

Zhou³

2023

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For new mothers, coping with infant distress is challenging. Mothers' self-efficacy in emotion-related parenting plays critical roles in shaping their adaptation and children's development. Research on antecedents of maternal parenting self-efficacy has been predominantly based on the global self-efficacy theory outlined by Bandura in the 1970s. Despite the utility of Bandura's theory, subsequent research on emotion-related parenting has highlighted avenues for extending and adapting his model to more adequately elucidate the cognitive, affective, and behavioral processes underlying the development of maternal emotion-related parenting self-efficacy. In view of the basic and applied value of a clearer account of how new mothers' emotion-related parenting self-efficacy emerges and evolves, the increasing amount of research on this topic, and the absence of syntheses of extant studies, we reviewed relevant literature. First, constructs and propositions in prevailing theoretical perspectives are examined for their utility to elucidate the development of new mothers' emotion-related parenting self-efficacy, particularly the implicated cognitive, affective, and behavioral mechanisms and how they work together. Second, a framework is outlined that integrates strengths of various theories to delineate processes underlying the emergence and evolution of new mothers' emotion-related parenting self-efficacy. Third, findings across disparate studies are summarized to provide a foundation for the offered framework. To better inform future research, we demonstrated how to build testable mid-range models with substantive constructs and hypotheses from the proposed framework through deductive theorizing process. We also evaluated the utility of the proposed model for studying new fathers. Last, implications for future research and practice are discussed.

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Origins and development of maternal self-efficacy in emotion-related parenting during the transition to parenthood: Toward an integrative process framework beyond Bandura’s model.

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“…Confidence intervals of indirect associations from personality to IWMs to parenting were estimated using bias-corrected bootstrapping with 10,000 resamples. We conducted the analyses in Mplus (Muthén & Muthén, 1998-2021 and handled missing data using the full information maximum likelihood (FIML) method.…”

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Negative internal working models as mechanisms that link mothers’ and fathers’ personality with their parenting: A short‐term longitudinal study

Bendel-Stenzel

Kochanska

2022

Journal of Personality

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“…Bebeklerin sağlıklı büyümesinde annelerin verdiği bakım uygulamalarına göre, annenin ya da anne adayının kişilik özelliği önemlidir. Annenin ebeveynlik davranışları üzerinde uyumluluk, dışa dönüklük ve nevrotiklik gibi kişilik özelliklerinin etkili olduğu bilinmektedir (32).…”

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Gebelerin kişilik özellikleri ile doğum sonrası bebeklerinin hijyenik bakımlarına hazır oluşlukları arasındaki ilişki

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Çalışma gebelerin kişilik özellikleri ile doğum sonrası bebeklerinin hijyenik bakımlarına hazır oluşlukları arasındaki ilişkinin incelenmesi amacıyla yapılmıştır. Yöntemler: Araştırma verileri, gebelerin demografik ve obstetrik bilgilerine yönelik Soru Formu, On Maddeli Kişilik Ölçeği (OMKÖ), Gebelerin Yenidoğanın Hijyenik Bakımına Hazır Oluş Ölçeği ile toplanmıştır. Bulgular: Çalışmaya katılan 227 gebenin yaş ortalaması 29,11±6,05 yıl, gebelik haftası ortalaması 31,94±5,39 bulunmuştur. Pearson korelasyon analizi sonucunda, gebelerin yenidoğanın hijyenik bakımına hazır oluş ölçeği ile OMKÖ'nin dışa dönüklük alt boyutu arasında istatistiksel olarak anlamlı bir ilişki bulunmuştur (p= 0,003; r=0,196). Sonuç: Gebelerin dışa dönüklük kişilik özelliği ile yenidoğanın bakımına hazır oluşlukları arasında pozitif yönde ilişki olduğu belirlenmiştir. Sağlık profesyonelleri, gebelerin kişilik özelliği analizinde özel ekipman veya teknikler kullanmadan pratik ve kolayca uygulanabilen ölçeklerden yararlanılabilir.

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Maternal personality predicts insensitive parenting: Effects through causal attributions about infant distress

Cited by 16 publications

References 61 publications

Origins and development of maternal self-efficacy in emotion-related parenting during the transition to parenthood: Toward an integrative process framework beyond Bandura’s model.

Origins and development of maternal self-efficacy in emotion-related parenting during the transition to parenthood: Toward an integrative process framework beyond Bandura’s model.

Negative internal working models as mechanisms that link mothers’ and fathers’ personality with their parenting: A short‐term longitudinal study

Gebelerin kişilik özellikleri ile doğum sonrası bebeklerinin hijyenik bakımlarına hazır oluşlukları arasındaki ilişki

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