Research Summaries: 2005 and earlier
A series of documents from What About The Children? summarising professional papers and research findings, available to download as PDF files.
- Early Experience in Humans is Associated with Changes in Neuropeptides Critical for Regulating Social Behaviour (2005)
Wismer Fries, November 2005
- Transition to Childcare: Associations with Infant-Mother Attachment, Infant Negative Emotion, and Cortisol Elevation (2004)
L. Ahnert, M.R. Gunnar, M.E. Lamb & M. Barthel. Child Development (2004) 75(3), 639-6502
- The Effects of Early Maternal Employment on Child Development in the UK (2003)
The CMPO Research Team, University of Bristol, 2003
The Effects of Early Maternal Employment on Child Development in the UK
- The Uniqueness of the Child-Father Attachment Relationship: Fathers' Sensitive and Challenging Play as a Pivitol Variable in a 16-year Longitudinal Study (2002)
Karin Grossmann et al.
Social Development 2002, vol 11
The Uniqueness of the Child-Father Attachment Relationship
- Emanuel Miller Lecture 2001: Developmental Risks (Still) Associated with Early Child Care (2001)
Professor Jay Belsky
Journal of Child Psychology 2001, vol 42, no7 pp845-859
- The First and Forever Bond (2001)
Angela Spivey, Endeavors, Winter 2001
Mothering and Oxytocin or Hormonal Cocktails For Two
Sarah Blaffer Hardy and C. Sue Carter
Natural History, 12/95
- Minds in the Making: Attachment, the Self-organizing Brain, and Developmentally-orientated Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2001)
Allan N. Shore
British Journal of Psychotherapy 17(3), 2001
- Quality of Early Care and Buffering of Neuroedocrine Stress Reactions: Potential Effects on the Developing Human Brain (1998)
M. Gunnar 1998
Preventative Medicine, 27:208-211
Quality of Early Care and Buffering of Neuroedocrine Stress Reactions