Sentence examples for infants experience from inspiring English sources

Experts say parents of NICU infants experience multiple traumas, beginning with the early delivery, which is often unexpected.

The researchers have analyzed babies' responses to lullabies, as well as their awareness of pitch and rhythm, showing, in some studies, that infants experience music much as adults do.

Perversely, Freud's insistence that infants experience suckling as sexual pleasure proved a boon to stork-style repression, too: mothers, eager to keep infantile incestuous desire at arm's length, propped their babies up in high chairs and handed them bottles.

Even more unfortunately, in humans the same mechanism can lead to injury, complications and death when patients are restrained in hospitals; and possibly also when infants experience a shock while lying on their stomachs, which is considered a likely cause of sudden infant death syndrome.

These infants experience attachment insecurity, and they view themselves, relationships, and the world as unsafe and unreliable (Bowlby 1988).

Infants experience it if their mothers gaze affectionately at other babies, and so do members of another social species: dogs.

Ten percent of the premature infants experienced the syndrome, the study found, compared with less than half of 1 percent of full-term babies.

When such infants experienced mutually synchronous mother-infant interaction, however, they displayed greater self-control than did children manifesting much less negativity as infants.

Among infants experiencing high parent infant synchrony, OT elevated infant HPA reactivity and increased infant social gaze to the father while father maintained a still-face.

On the other hand, among infants experiencing low social synchrony, parental OT reduced the infant's stress response and diminished social gaze toward the unavailable father.

To test the hypothesis that infants experiencing the recommended number of early and periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment (EPSDT) visits have better health outcomes than infants with fewer visits.