论文信息 - Continuous Interactional Monitoring in the Neonate

Continuous Interactional Monitoring in the Neonate

&NA; A method of continuous automatic monitoring of neonate‐environment interaction is reported, and a number of variables which can be studied in this way are described. The use of these variables to study the initial adaptation between neonate and environment in different caretaking situations is illustrated by preliminary findings.

L W Sander | L. Sander | H L Julia | H. Julia

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