Publications by authors named "David W Haley"

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Attention bias to infant faces in pregnant women predicts maternal sensitivity.
Joanna Dudek, David W Haley

Biol Psychol· May 2020

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Changes in Cortical Sensitivity to Infant Facial Cues From Pregnancy to Motherhood Predict Mother-Infant Bonding.
Joanna Dudek, Tyler Colasante, Antonio Zuffianò, David W Haley

Child Dev· January 2020

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Children's autonomic nervous system activity while transgressing: Relations to guilt feelings and aggression.
Tyler Colasante, Antonio Zuffianò, David W Haley, Tina Malti

Dev Psychol· September 2018

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Infant Cries Rattle Adult Cognition.
Joanna Dudek, Ahmed Faress, Marc H Bornstein, David W Haley

PLoS One· July 2017

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The special status of sad infant faces: age and valence differences in adults' cortical face processing.
Tyler Colasante, Sarah I Mossad, Joanna Dudek, David W Haley

Soc Cogn Affect Neurosci· April 2017

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Relationship disruption stress in human infants: a validation study with experimental and control groups.
David W Haley

Stress· September 2011

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Investigating social cognition in infants and adults using dense array electroencephalography ((d)EEG).
Adekemi J Akano, David W Haley, Joanna Dudek

J Vis Exp· June 2011

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Infant anticipatory stress.
David W Haley, Jennifer Cordick, Sarah Mackrell, Immaculate Antony, Maireanne Ryan-Harrison

Biol Lett· February 2011

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Physiological correlates of memory recall in infancy: vagal tone, cortisol, and imitation in preterm and full-term infants at 6 months.
David W Haley, Ruth E Grunau, Joanne Weinberg, Adi Keidar, Tim F Oberlander

Infant Behav Dev· April 2010

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Contingency Learning and Reactivity in Preterm and Full-Term Infants at 3 Months.
David W Haley, Ruth E Grunau, Tim F Oberlander, Joanne Weinberg

Infancy· November 2008

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Maternal stress and behavior modulate relationships between neonatal stress, attention, and basal cortisol at 8 months in preterm infants.
Mai Thanh Tu, Ruth E Grunau, Julie Petrie-Thomas, David W Haley, Joanne Weinberg

Dev Psychobiol· March 2007

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Altered basal cortisol levels at 3, 6, 8 and 18 months in infants born at extremely low gestational age.
Ruth E Grunau, David W Haley, Michael F Whitfield, Joanne Weinberg, Wayne Yu

J Pediatr· February 2007

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Infant stress reactivity and prenatal alcohol exposure.
David W Haley, Nancy S Handmaker, Jean Lowe

Alcohol Clin Exp Res· December 2006

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Cortisol, contingency learning, and memory in preterm and full-term infants.
David W Haley, Joanne Weinberg, Ruth E Grunau

Psychoneuroendocrinology· January 2006

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Neonatal procedural pain exposure predicts lower cortisol and behavioral reactivity in preterm infants in the NICU.
Ruth E Grunau, Liisa Holsti, David W Haley, Tim Oberlander, Joanne Weinberg

Pain· February 2005

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Infant stress and parent responsiveness: regulation of physiology and behavior during still-face and reunion.
David W Haley, Kathy Stansbury

Child Dev· February 2004

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Pain measurement with evoked potentials: combination of subjective ratings, randomized intensities, and long interstimulus intervals produces a P300-like confound.
David E Becker, David W Haley, Vivian M Ureña, Charles D Yingling

Pain· January 2000

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