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Edward Tronick

University Distinguished Professor of Psychology

University of Massachusetts Boston

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College of Liberal Arts

Psychology Department

Edward Tronick is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at University of Massachusetts Boston.

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University of Massachusetts Boston

University Distinguished Professor of Psychology

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Evidence for Neurobehavioral Risk Phenotypes at Birth. Pediatric Research (2024)

Elisabeth ConradtEdward TronickBarry M. Lester

pediatricschild developmentneurobehavioral risk phenotypes

The Still-Face Paradigm: Training Model for Relational Health. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics (2023)

Barry ZuckermanEdward Tronick

pediatricsrelational healthtraining modelhealth educationstill-face paradigmbehavioral sciences

From Early Micro-Temporal Interaction Patterns to Child Cortisol Levels: Toward the Role of Interactive Reparation and Infant Attachment in a Longitudinal Study. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Mitho MüllerAnna-Lena ZietlowNathania KlauserChristian WollNora NonnenmacherEdward TronickCorinna Reck

infant attachmentinteractive reparationdevelopmental psychopathologyhealth psychologydevelopmental psychologyregional studieslongitudinal studiespsychologychild psychologychild developmentbehavioral sciences

Testing the Mid‐Range Model: Attachment in a High Risk Sample. Developmental Science (2021)

Samantha G. MitsvenEmily B. PrinceDaniel S. MessingerElena J. TenenbaumStephen J. SheinkopfEdward Z. TronickRonald SeiferBarry M. Lester

high risk sampledevelopmental biologydevelopmental sciencechild developmentattachment theorymid-range model

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

Dana TurnerIoannis LiampasVasileios SiokasAlexios-Fotios MentisAthina-Maria AloizouMetaxia DastamaniZisis TsourisParaskevi AslanidouAlexandros BrotisEfthimios DardiotisWallyson PabloOliveira SouzaPatrick MesquitaRaimundo PereiraRaeburn ForbesMark MccarronChris CardwellKarissa ArcaJonathan SmithChia-Chun ChiangAmaal StarlingCarrie RobertsonRashmi SinghTodd SchwedtNarayan KissoonIvan GarzaTodd RozenChristoper BoesMark WhealyJuliana VanderpluymAgneta SnoerAnne LuiseH Vollesen; RasmusPaulin BeskeSong GuoJan HoffmannNiklas JørgensenTorben MartinussenMessoud AshinaRigmor JensenAnne-Sophie WattiezSarah O'sheaPatrick Ten EyckLevi SowersAna RecoberAndrew RussoDeema FattalDaisuke DannoJohanna WolfKumiko IshizakiShoji KikuiHiroo YoshikawaTakao TakeshimaStewart TepperRaghavendra VasudevaJohn KregeSuchitrita RathmannErin DotyBert VargasDelphine MagisMika KomoriLaura AltKatharina WachEric LieblerAndreas StraubeRuth RuscheweyhJoan CrespiDaniel BratbakDavid DodickManjit MatharuOle SolheimSasha GulatiMagnus BerntsenErling TronvikCarina PinheiroRenato MoraesGabriela CarvalhoLais SestariTenysson Will-LemosMarcelo BigalFabiola DachRichard Van EmmerikDebora Bevilaqua-GrossiLiana TherouxRyan CappaAlyssa MendozaIndika MallawaarachchiDebopam SamantaHoward GoodkinDavid García-AzorínJavier TrigoBlanca TalaveraEnrique Martínez-PíasÁlvaro SierraJesús Porta-EtessamJuan ArenillasÁngel GuerreroBal AthwalAnna Gryglas-Dworak

cluster headachefacial painchronic painmedical historyfacial traumaneck disorderhealth informaticslegal medicinesclerodermamedical ethicspain researchclinical case reportmedical diagnosismedical sociologymigraineneurologyworld psychiatryhealth information scienceneuropathologyinternal medicinemedicinejournalism

Origins of Empathy and Caring: Pediatric Implications. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics (2020)

Barry ZuckermanEdward Tronick

pediatricspediatric implicationsempathychild developmentbehavioral sciences

Social Stress-Related Epigenetic Changes Associated With Increased Heart Rate Variability in Infants. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2020)

Ghazal AghagoliElisabeth ConradtJames F. PadburyStephen J. SheinkopfHasmik TokadjianLynne M. DansereauEdward Z. TronickCarmen J. MarsitBarry M. Lester

physiologydevelopmental psychopathologyhealth psychologyepigeneticsdevelopmental psychologybehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologysocial stressphysiological regulationepigenetic changesbiological psychologybehavioral neuroendocrinologychild developmentbehavioral sciences

Dna Methylation of Nr3C1 in Infancy: Associations Between Maternal Caregiving and Infant Sex. Infant Mental Health Journal (2019)

Elisabeth ConradtBrendan OstlundDylan GuerinDavid A. ArmstrongCarmen J. MarsitEdward TronickLyn LaGasseBarry M. Lester

pediatricsneonatologymaternal caregivinginfant sexdevelopmental biologychild developmentdna methylationgenetics

Maternal Hair Cortisol Levels as a Novel Predictor of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Severity: A Pilot Feasibility Study. Developmental Psychobiology (2019)

Elisha M. WachmanRichard G. HunterHira ShresthaHannah E. LappJerrold MeyerCrystal D. AlvarezEdward Tronick

mental healthpublic healthneonatologypilot feasibility studydevelopmental psychopathologyapplied developmental psychologypilot experimentchild developmentdevelopmental psychologypsychoneuroendocrinologydevelopmental biologynovel predictormammalian biologydevelopmental scienceendocrinologymaternal healthpsychology

Predicting Patterns of Regulatory Behavior in the Still‐Face Paradigm at 3 Months. Infancy (2019)

Miguel BarbosaMarjorie BeeghlyJoana L. GonçalvesJoão MoreiraEdward TronickMarina Fuertes

neonatologyearly childhood developmentearly childhooddevelopmental biologytrend predictionstill-face paradigmchild developmentregulatory behaviorpsychology

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Edward Tronick

University Distinguished Professor of Psychology

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology Department

Edward Tronick is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Edward Tronick

University of Massachusetts Boston

University Distinguished Professor of Psychology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evidence for Neurobehavioral Risk Phenotypes at Birth. Pediatric Research (2024)

Elisabeth ConradtEdward TronickBarry M. Lester

pediatricschild developmentneurobehavioral risk phenotypes

The Still-Face Paradigm: Training Model for Relational Health. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics (2023)

Barry ZuckermanEdward Tronick

pediatricsrelational healthtraining modelhealth educationstill-face paradigmbehavioral sciences

From Early Micro-Temporal Interaction Patterns to Child Cortisol Levels: Toward the Role of Interactive Reparation and Infant Attachment in a Longitudinal Study. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Mitho MüllerAnna-Lena ZietlowNathania KlauserChristian WollNora NonnenmacherEdward TronickCorinna Reck

Testing the Mid‐Range Model: Attachment in a High Risk Sample. Developmental Science (2021)

Samantha G. MitsvenEmily B. PrinceDaniel S. MessingerElena J. TenenbaumStephen J. SheinkopfEdward Z. TronickRonald SeiferBarry M. Lester

high risk sampledevelopmental biologydevelopmental sciencechild developmentattachment theorymid-range model

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

Origins of Empathy and Caring: Pediatric Implications. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics (2020)

Barry ZuckermanEdward Tronick

pediatricspediatric implicationsempathychild developmentbehavioral sciences

Social Stress-Related Epigenetic Changes Associated With Increased Heart Rate Variability in Infants. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2020)

Ghazal AghagoliElisabeth ConradtJames F. PadburyStephen J. SheinkopfHasmik TokadjianLynne M. DansereauEdward Z. TronickCarmen J. MarsitBarry M. Lester

Dna Methylation of Nr3C1 in Infancy: Associations Between Maternal Caregiving and Infant Sex. Infant Mental Health Journal (2019)

Elisabeth ConradtBrendan OstlundDylan GuerinDavid A. ArmstrongCarmen J. MarsitEdward TronickLyn LaGasseBarry M. Lester

pediatricsneonatologymaternal caregivinginfant sexdevelopmental biologychild developmentdna methylationgenetics

Maternal Hair Cortisol Levels as a Novel Predictor of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Severity: A Pilot Feasibility Study. Developmental Psychobiology (2019)

Elisha M. WachmanRichard G. HunterHira ShresthaHannah E. LappJerrold MeyerCrystal D. AlvarezEdward Tronick

Predicting Patterns of Regulatory Behavior in the Still‐Face Paradigm at 3 Months. Infancy (2019)

Miguel BarbosaMarjorie BeeghlyJoana L. GonçalvesJoão MoreiraEdward TronickMarina Fuertes

neonatologyearly childhood developmentearly childhooddevelopmental biologytrend predictionstill-face paradigmchild developmentregulatory behaviorpsychology

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