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ABC Intervention | Developmental Psychology Lab
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ABC: Nurturing, following, and delighting in children
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ABC for
FAMILIES
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ABC for
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findings that support ABC.
PARENT
COACHES
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become an ABC parent coach.
WELCOME
The Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC) intervention was developed by Dr. Mary Dozier to help caregivers nurture and respond sensitively to their infants and toddlers to foster their development and form strong and healthy relationships.
New book about ABC
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Researched Benefits of ABC
compared with a Control Intervention
Children are more likely to be securely attached to their caregivers
On average, children develop more normative stress hormone patterns (see right)
Children develop better impulse control
Children are less likely to show anger during a challenging task
Children have an easier time switching between complex tasks (executive functioning)
Children have more advanced receptive language abilities
Parents respond to their young children with more sensitivity
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