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    When Mothers Were Trained to Respond More Sensitively to Their
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When Mothers Were Trained to Respond More Sensitively to Their

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When mothers were trained to respond more sensitively to their irritable infants, the infants' became more social and cried less than infants whose mothers had not been trained.

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