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Infant Sucking and Tensional Behavior
The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1938* Accepted for publication by Arnold Gesell of the Editorial Board, and received in the Editorial Office on March 1, 1938. 1 The study was conducted at the State Farm for Women, Niantic, Conn. The writer is especially grateful to Miss Elizabeth Munger, Superintendent, Miss Elsie Shearer, Assistant Superintendent, and Dr.
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Effect of Nutrient upon the Sucking Behavior of Newborn Infants
Psychosomatic Medicine, 1967Neonatal sucking behavior varies as a function of the nutrient used. Test feedings showed significant intertrial consistency and significant intrainfant reliability of repeated measures of newborn sucking for milk formula, but not of repeated measures of sucking for corn syrup solution.
R E, Kron +3 more
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Suck-Back Impact on Fluid Behavior at Filling Needle Tip
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2020Needle clogging induces several issues during the filling step of injectable drugs, which makes essential to avoiding it to ensure a favorable outcome for the process. The suck-back function, present in peristaltic pumps, is often used empirically to that end.
Maria Clara, Novaes Silva +3 more
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Suppression of Sucking Behavior in Non-Deprived Puppies
Psychological Reports, 1963The suppressive effect previously found in puppies who had been deprived of food by separation from the dam was also demonstrated in puppies not so deprived. When the stomachs of 3- and 4-day-old Shetland sheep dog and beagle puppies ( n = 9) were loaded with milk, they sucked the dam's teats for 0.1 min.
Stanley, W C, Bacon, W E
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Newborn sucking behavior and its relation to grasping
Infant Behavior and Development, 1991Abstract Previous reports have suggested a synchrony between sucking and grasping behaviors in human newborns. This was studied by measuring sucking during grasping and nongrasping and under two fluid conditions. Grasping (traction) was induced and recorded through use of a cylindrical rod suspended from a pressure transducer, allowing continuous ...
Stephen L. Buka, Lewis P. Lipsitt
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Advances in Neonatal Care, 2004
The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of prefeeding non-nutritive sucking (NNS) on breathing, nutritive sucking (NS), and behavioral characteristics of bottle feeding.The convenience sample was composed of 10 preterm infants who were 33 to 40 weeks postconceptual age (PCA) at the time of the observation.Randomized, crossover; each infant ...
Rita H, Pickler, Barbara A, Reyna
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The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of prefeeding non-nutritive sucking (NNS) on breathing, nutritive sucking (NS), and behavioral characteristics of bottle feeding.The convenience sample was composed of 10 preterm infants who were 33 to 40 weeks postconceptual age (PCA) at the time of the observation.Randomized, crossover; each infant ...
Rita H, Pickler, Barbara A, Reyna
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Instrumental Conditioning of Nutritive Sucking Behavior in the Newborn
1967There is substantial clinical and experimental evidence that the earliest sensory and motor experiences associated with feeding have a profound effect on the behavioral development of animal and man. A method of recording newborn feeding behavior has been evolved in our laboratory that may facilitate investigation of the mechanisms by which experience ...
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MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 1996
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of nonnutritive sucking (NNS) on behavioral organization and feeding performance in preterm infants. Thirteen preterm infants were observed at four bottle-feedings, two of which involved treatment with prefeeding NNS.
R H, Pickler +3 more
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The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of nonnutritive sucking (NNS) on behavioral organization and feeding performance in preterm infants. Thirteen preterm infants were observed at four bottle-feedings, two of which involved treatment with prefeeding NNS.
R H, Pickler +3 more
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Behavior of Sucking Disks Under Vertical and Tangential Load
World Tribology Congress III, Volume 2, 2005The behavior of sucking disks, used to stabilize human tissue during surgeries, was investigated using conventional plastic sucking disks. The contact load to control a sustainable tangential load was calculated from the pressure and area of the internal cavity and the normal load.
T. Washio, K. Mizuhara
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The Effect of Arousal and of Learning upon Sucking Behavior in the Newborn
1968There is increasing evidence that the first experiences of animal and man have a significant influence on their later psychological development. Food is one of the earliest reinforcements for the neonate, and therefore the feeding experience may be the primal activity which initiates and maintains the infant’s subsequent repertoire of behavior ...
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