Risk Factors and Social Communicative Development of Preterms
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Premature infants with low birth weight can have neurologicals deficits and changes in social and communicative development. Early mother-infant interactions are important to evaluate the process of risk, checked from changes in non-verbal communication. Objective: Check the relationship between risk factors, socioeconomic and social communicative development of preterms to each group in four stages of development. Methods: Eigtheen dyads participated with gestational age < 36 6/7 weeks and birth weight ? 2500 grams. The sessions took place at three, six, nine and twelve months. Results: Was found that only children in the MP group initiated triadic interactions at nine months (M = 0,16; DP = 0,40). The ability involving person at three months was positively associated with weight at birth (0,812; p < 0,05), the apgar 5 (0,861; p < 0,05). Conclusion: Risk and socioeconomic factors influence the social communicative development of preterms.
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