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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)
Mother and infant physiological reactivity during post-stress
interview

Infant behavioural avoidance during Toy Offer task

Mother-infant correlation of physiological reactivity

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
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?
Colasante, Lin, De France, & Hollenstein, 2020

Temporal Interpersonal Emotion Systems (TIES)
Jess Lougheed

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