Zeanah C H, Keener M A, Anders T F
Psychiatry. 1986 Aug;49(3):193-203. doi: 10.1080/00332747.1986.11024321.
Parents' perceptions of their children have long fascinated clinicians. During early infancy, parental perceptions are particularly interesting, largely because of the ambiguity of infant behavior and the possibility that there might be meaningful biases in parental interpretations of their infants' behaviors. In order to explore the early development of parental perceptions, the study described in this paper compared the prenatal and postnatal perceptions of adolescent mothers about specific characteristics and behaviors of their infants. Mothers' internal mental representations or "working models" of their infants are a fruitful area for further research.
长期以来，父母对子女的看法一直吸引着临床医生。在婴儿早期，父母的看法尤其有趣，主要是因为婴儿行为具有模糊性，而且父母对婴儿行为的解读可能存在有意义的偏差。为了探究父母看法的早期发展，本文所述的研究比较了青少年母亲在产前和产后对其婴儿特定特征和行为的看法。母亲对婴儿的内在心理表征或“工作模式”是一个值得进一步研究的富有成果的领域。
