Katherine A Hildebrandt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5758348 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katherine A Hildebrandt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katherine A |
| FAMILY NAME | Hildebrandt |
| SIGNATURE | HILDEBRANDT K A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Buffalo State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Attributions, expectations, and coping with abortion
We examined cognitive predictors of coping with a negative life event. Women undergoing first-trimester abortion were, before the procedure, surveyed regarding their attributions for their pregnancy, expectations for coping, the meaningfulness of the pregnancy, and the degree to which the pregnancy was intended. After the abortion and again at a follow-up visit, we assessed affective state, physical complaints, anticipated negative consequences, …
Prematurity stereotype: Effects of labeling on adults' perceptions of infants
La connaissance que l'on a de la naissance prematuree d'un bebe influe-t-elle sur les jugements que nous proferons sur ses competences cognitives et comportementales? C'est a cette question que les auteurs tentent de repondre en proposant a des adultes de noter ces competences chez des nourrissons qualifies prealablement et arbitrairement comme etant nes soit prematurement soit a terme
The infant's physical attractiveness: Its effect on bonding and attachment
The results of a project concerned with studying infants' physical attractiveness are reviewed. Information on what makes an infant cute and what the effects of infant cuteness are, is provided. These findings and hypotheses derived from them are then discussed in relation to the bonding and attachment phenomena. It is suggested that adults' initial reactions to the appearance of any infant are similar to what occurs during bonding, whereas diffe…
Effect of facial expression variations on ratings of infants' physical attractiveness
Mothers' responses to infant physical appearance
Mothers' responses to slides of infants were assessed. During individual presentations of the slides they showed increases in smiling to infant photographs in general, but showed large skin conductance responses only to pictures of their own infant. They did not look differentially at the photographs. During paired presentations, mothers looked longer at their own infant's photograph. Moreover, they looked longer at unfamiliar infants who they pe…
Adults' perceptions of infant sex and cuteness
Attributions, expectations, and coping with abortion
We examined cognitive predictors of coping with a negative life event. Women undergoing first-trimester abortion were, before the procedure, surveyed regarding their attributions for their pregnancy, expectations for coping, the meaningfulness of the pregnancy, and the degree to which the pregnancy was intended. After the abortion and again at a follow-up visit, we assessed affective state, physical complaints, anticipated negative consequences, …
Adults' perceptions of infant sex and cuteness
Prematurity stereotype: Effects of labeling on adults' perceptions of infants
La connaissance que l'on a de la naissance prematuree d'un bebe influe-t-elle sur les jugements que nous proferons sur ses competences cognitives et comportementales? C'est a cette question que les auteurs tentent de repondre en proposant a des adultes de noter ces competences chez des nourrissons qualifies prealablement et arbitrairement comme etant nes soit prematurement soit a terme
Effect of facial expression variations on ratings of infants' physical attractiveness
Adults' perceptions of infant sex and cuteness
Mothers' responses to infant physical appearance
Mothers' responses to slides of infants were assessed. During individual presentations of the slides they showed increases in smiling to infant photographs in general, but showed large skin conductance responses only to pictures of their own infant. They did not look differentially at the photographs. During paired presentations, mothers looked longer at their own infant's photograph. Moreover, they looked longer at unfamiliar infants who they pe…
The infant's physical attractiveness: Its effect on bonding and attachment
The results of a project concerned with studying infants' physical attractiveness are reviewed. Information on what makes an infant cute and what the effects of infant cuteness are, is provided. These findings and hypotheses derived from them are then discussed in relation to the bonding and attachment phenomena. It is suggested that adults' initial reactions to the appearance of any infant are similar to what occurs during bonding, whereas diffe…
Effect of facial expression variations on ratings of infants' physical attractiveness
Prematurity stereotype: Effects of labeling on adults' perceptions of infants
La connaissance que l'on a de la naissance prematuree d'un bebe influe-t-elle sur les jugements que nous proferons sur ses competences cognitives et comportementales? C'est a cette question que les auteurs tentent de repondre en proposant a des adultes de noter ces competences chez des nourrissons qualifies prealablement et arbitrairement comme etant nes soit prematurement soit a terme
Attributions, expectations, and coping with abortion
We examined cognitive predictors of coping with a negative life event. Women undergoing first-trimester abortion were, before the procedure, surveyed regarding their attributions for their pregnancy, expectations for coping, the meaningfulness of the pregnancy, and the degree to which the pregnancy was intended. After the abortion and again at a follow-up visit, we assessed affective state, physical complaints, anticipated negative consequences, …
Developmental psychology (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Attractiveness (3 works) · Physical attractiveness (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (2 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (2 works) · Infant development (2 works)