Chandler L, Roe M D
Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 1977 Fall;8(1):25-30. doi: 10.1007/BF01463474.
Sixty newborn infants, 30 born to parents of middle to upper-middle socioeconomic status and 30 born to parents of limited personal-social resources, were assessed on the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale. Although no difference between groups was found in motor and neurological status, data from this study did indicate that the prenatal factors, having no obvious physiological base, associated with the parental social environment, may affect the newborn's behavioral outcome.
对60名新生儿进行了新生儿行为评估量表测试，其中30名新生儿的父母具有中等到中上等社会经济地位，另外30名新生儿的父母个人社会资源有限。尽管两组在运动和神经状态方面未发现差异，但该研究的数据确实表明，与父母社会环境相关的、没有明显生理基础的产前因素可能会影响新生儿的行为结果。
