Maternal technoference decreases brain-to-brain synchrony during mother-infant interaction

Key Points

• Decreased brain-to-brain synchrony was observed during mother-infant interactions affected by technoference.
• Measurements indicated a significant reduction in synchrony across various sessions focused on their interactions.
• The observational analysis highlighted the influence of maternal device use on neural pathways during bonding moments.
• These findings raise concerns about the psychological effects of technology on early mother-infant relationships.