The effects of feeding and tonal stimulation on non-nutritive sucking in the human newborn.
作者： Herbert Kaye
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0965(66)90088-9
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摘要: This study was designed to examine the potentiality of the infant's sucking response as the dependent variable in the psychophysical study of tone intensity discrimination. One …
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