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Validation de la version française du Coding Interactive Behavior sur une population d’enfants à la naissance et à 2 mois
S. Viaux-Savelon,Chloë Leclère,Élisabeth Aidane,Nicolas Bodeau,Laurence Camon-Sénéchal,S. Vatageot,Ruth Feldman,David Cohen +7 more
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In this paper, les proprietes psychometriques de la validation francaise du Coding Interactive Behavior (CIB) developpe par Ruth Feldman, echelle permettant l’evaluation de la dyade mere-enfant.Abstract:
Resume Objectif L’evaluation des interactions mere–enfant est un enjeu majeur de la psychopathologie perinatale du fait de son impact important sur le developpement de l’enfant aussi bien sur le plan affectif que cognitif. Cet article presente les proprietes psychometriques de la validation francaise du Coding Interactive Behavior (CIB) developpe par Ruth Feldman, echelle permettant l’evaluation de la dyade mere–enfant. Methode La version francaise a d’abord ete traduite et adaptee a la terminologie francaise, puis validee par les auteurs d’origine. Elle a ensuite ete appliquee a 74 interactions dyadiques, cliniques et non cliniques recrutees en maternite, a la naissance et a 2 mois post-partum. Les cotations ont ete realisees par des professionnels formes a l’outil et aveugle du statut de la dyade. Resultats La validite interjuge (coefficient de correlation intraclasse) a la naissance et a 2 mois varie de 0,85 a 1 pour chacun des items. Les analyses soutiennent une bonne structure factorielle de l’echelle, comparable a celles rapportees pour la version d’origine israelienne avec une consistance interne allant de α = 0,67 a α = 0,96 pour les videos realisees a la naissance et α = 0,63 a 0,95 pour celles realisees a 2 mois. Conclusion Nos resultats indiquent que la version francaise du CIB dispose de la meme structure factorielle que l’outil originel et constitue une echelle utile pour l’evaluation des interactions mere–enfant.read more
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Why synchrony matters during mother-child interactions: a systematic review.
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The Use of Oxytocin to Improve Feeding and Social Skills in Infants With Prader-Willi Syndrome.
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Interaction and behaviour imaging: a novel method to measure mother-infant interaction using video 3D reconstruction.
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TL;DR: The proposed method may present a promising, low-cost methodology that can uniquely use artificial technology to detect meaningful features of human interactions and may have several implications for studying dyadic behaviours in psychiatry.
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Social signal processing for studying parent-infant interaction.
Marie Avril,Chloë Leclère,Sylvie Viaux,Stéphane Michelet,Catherine Achard,Sylvain Missonnier,Miri Keren,David Cohen,Mohamed Chetouani +8 more
TL;DR: This paper proposes an explorative method to acquire and extract relevant social signals from a naturalistic early parent–infant interaction using the IMI2S (Interaction, Multimodal Integration, and Social Signal) Framework.
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Pregnancy denial and early infant development: a case-control observational prospective study.
Julie Auer,Coralie Barbe,Anne-Laure Sutter,Dominique Dallay,Laurianne Vulliez,Didier Riethmuller,Violaine Gubler,Valérie Verlomme,Stéphanie Saad-Saint-Gilles,Alain Miton,Emmanuelle Tessier,Olivier Parant,Julie Le Foll,Agnès Bourgeois-Moine,Sylvie Viaux,Marc Dommergues,Gisèle Apter,Joëlle Belaisch-Allart,Anne Danion,Israel Nisand,Olivier Graesslin,Alexandre Novo,Julien Eutrope,Anne-Catherine Rolland +23 more
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