Review of Rating Scales that Measure Parent-Infant Interaction

Social interaction between infants and parents serves as the foundation for later development. Infants with disabilities and their parents may, at times, experience difficulty in engaging in positive and sustained interactions. A task force representing the National Center for Clinical Infant Progra...

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Published in:Topics in early childhood special education 1996, Vol.16 (1), p.1-25
Main Authors: Munson, Leslie J., Odom, Samuel L.
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Babies
Behavior Rating Scales
Disabilities
Early Intervention
Evaluation Methods
Infants
Interaction
Interaction Process Analysis
Measurement Techniques
Parent Child Relationship
Parent-Infant interactions
Psychometrics
Ratings
Scales
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Disabilities
Early Intervention
Evaluation Methods
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Interaction
Interaction Process Analysis
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Parent Child Relationship
Parent-Infant interactions
Psychometrics
Ratings
Scales
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