Beatriz Pacheco Bispo in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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Interpersonal synchrony characterizes the human tendency to synchronize not only behavior, but also physiological and neural states during interactions (Feldman, 2007a; Feldman, 2012). Studies have shown that the development of interpersonal synchrony relies on parent-child interactions during the first years of life and it is associated with the later consolidation of complex social abil…
The term "stress response" regards the activation of rapid response systems to deal with environmental challenges, making energy readily available and thus facilitating behavioral and physiological changes that promote adaptive responses (Gunnar & Hostinar, 2015; McEwen, 1998). However, stress responses come at a cost - for example, by attenuating immune and anti-inflammatory processes - …
Since birth, stimulation of areas innervated by CT fibers has the potential to generate activation in brain regions dedicated to the processing of social information. However, results on the neuronal discrimination of optimal CT fiber stimulation parameters throughout the first year of life are relatively inconsistent. The main aim of this workplan is to examine whether 6-month-olds' neur…
Hyperscanning has emerged as a promising approach in neurodevelopmental research, enabling the simultaneous assessment of brain activity during naturalistic human interactions. While this method has been applied across various social paradigms, its use in studying interpersonal neural synchronization (INS) in adult-infant interactions remains limited, with a lack of standardized guideline…
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