ORGANISMIC DETERMINANTS OF SPONTANEOUS ORAL BEHAVIOR IN NEONATES

[1] BRIDGER WAGNER H., 1962, RECENT ADVANCES BIOL PSYCHIAT, V4, P95

[2] EISSLER RS, 1964, PSYCHOANALYTIC ST ED, V19, P58

[3] ORAL BEHAVIOR OF NEWBORN-INFANTS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AND TIME SINCE FEEDING [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1964, 35 (01) : 201 - 208

[4] Kendall M.G., 1962, RANK CORRELATION MET

[5] SELECTION AND TEST OF RESPONSE MEASURES IN THE STUDY OF THE HUMAN NEWBORN [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1961, 32 (01) : 7 - 24

[6] SOME HYPOTHESES REGARDING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AT BIRTH FOR LATER DEVELOPMENT [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1964, 19 (01) : 58 - 72

[7] INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AT BIRTH - IMPLICATIONS FOR MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP AND LATER DEVELOPMENT [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY, 1967, 6 (04): : 676 - +

[8] Piaget J., 1936, ORIGINS INTELLIGENCE

[9] WOLFF PH, 1966, PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES, V5

[10] WORTIS J, 1962, RECENT ADVANCES B ED, V4, P95

[1] BRIDGER WAGNER H., 1962, RECENT ADVANCES BIOL PSYCHIAT, V4, P95

[2] EISSLER RS, 1964, PSYCHOANALYTIC ST ED, V19, P58

[3] ORAL BEHAVIOR OF NEWBORN-INFANTS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AND TIME SINCE FEEDING [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1964, 35 (01) : 201 - 208

[4] Kendall M.G., 1962, RANK CORRELATION MET

[5] SELECTION AND TEST OF RESPONSE MEASURES IN THE STUDY OF THE HUMAN NEWBORN [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1961, 32 (01) : 7 - 24

[6] SOME HYPOTHESES REGARDING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AT BIRTH FOR LATER DEVELOPMENT [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1964, 19 (01) : 58 - 72

[7] INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AT BIRTH - IMPLICATIONS FOR MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP AND LATER DEVELOPMENT [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY, 1967, 6 (04): : 676 - +

[8] Piaget J., 1936, ORIGINS INTELLIGENCE

[9] WOLFF PH, 1966, PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES, V5

[10] WORTIS J, 1962, RECENT ADVANCES B ED, V4, P95