Parent-Infant Relationships Through the Lens of Bodily Sensation

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The objective is to investigate the biological and psychological functions of bodily sensations in parent-infant relationships, focusing on developmental differences.
Gathering researchers in neurophysiology, developmental science, biology, and medicine
Examining neurophysiological indicators like heart rate variability in parent-infant pairs
Experimental studies on patterns of heart rate and recovery after stress during parent-infant interactions
Empirical research on the neurophysiological basis of touch, especially hugs
Discussing individualized support for postpartum women based on sensory characteristics
Recognition of individual differences in heart rate event-related potentials related to psychological and behavioral traits
Insights into how stress recovery patterns vary among individuals during parent-infant interactions
Identification of sensory characteristics that require tailored support for new mothers

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Symposium explores the role of bodily sensations in parent-infant relationships, indicating potential developmental differences.

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