Parent-Child Load Sharing (not on exam)

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Waters et al. (2017)

  • 69 moms and 12-14 month olds

  • Sympathetic Nervous System (Mom) + HR (infant)

  • Q&A following Mom’s stressful Speech:
    Positive Evaluation, Negative Evaluation, or None (Control)

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Mother and infant physiological reactivity during post-stress
interview

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Infant behavioural avoidance during Toy Offer task

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Mother-infant correlation of physiological reactivity

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Load Sharing in Mother-Daughter Dyads in Adolescence: Design

Participants:
• 66 mother-adolescent dyads
• Adolescents ages 14-16 years
Procedure:
• Lab visit, 2 conditions
• Touch, No Touch
Measures:
• Relationship quality
• Sympathetic arousal (Electrodermal activity)
- Social stress task

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Social Baseline at a Distance?

  • Digital Emotion Regulation (Wadley et al., 2020)
    • Emotion Support via digital devices?
    • Experience sampling 3x/day for 14 days (N= 164, 18-22
    years)
    • Measures
    – Intensity of recent negative emotion
    – Were you alone or with others?
    – How much emotional support: in-person, digitally
    – How successful?

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Colasante, Lin, De France, & Hollenstein, 2020

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Temporal Interpersonal Emotion Systems (TIES)
Jess Lougheed

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Social Baseline Theory Summary

  • Humans evolved to be around other humans

  • Social relationships save energy through risk distribution and load sharing

  • Mechanisms evolved to function optimally when we are close
    to others:
    • Greater neural responding to threat when alone
    • Greater sympathetic nervous system responses to social threat in adolescent girls

    - Process evident in infancy

  • MASSIVE implications for psychology research...
    Social Baseline Theory
    Summary