Early Socialization Contexts and Social Experiences of Infants in Rural and Urban Gujarat, India  

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Keller, Heidi ; Lakhani, Aruna ; Jasrai, Sucheta ; Bhargava, Shruti ; Mankodi, Hina ; Abels, Monika ; Mohite, Prerna ; Shastri, Jigisha

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 36 no. 6 (Nov. 2005), page 717-738.
Topik: INFANT; rural - urban comparison; parenting; spot observation; non maternal caregiving; infant state
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In this study, the early social experiences of infants from a rural, traditionally agricultural community are compared with those of urban infants of the same region. Using spot observation, infants' daily social experiences were assessed when they were about 3 months of age. Based on overarching soco cultural orientations, the authors expected rural and urban caregivers to provide their infants with the same amount of body contact, kissing and body stimulation. Based on different educational profiles of the caregivers, less eye - to eye contact, exclusively attention but also more body contact. There were no differences in kissing, body stimulation, and object stimulation.

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