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Scientific Publications
Journal
Articles
Smith, B.A.,
Swanson, E.M., Fang, Y., & Torgerson, W.S.
The lactose story
revisited: Lactose as a
calming agent
in human infants.
Physiology & Behavior. Under revision.
Marvin, D.,
& Smith, B.A. (2004).
Impact of self-esteem on the
academic achievement of middle
school boys and girls.
Abstract submitted to the presented at
Eastern
Psychological
Association for March 2004,
Washington,
D.C.
meeting.
Good, K., &
Smith, B.A. (2004).
Federal
Bureau of Prisons mental health
prevalence study:
A
developmental
approach to understanding incarcerated women.
Presented to the
Eastern
Psychological Association for March 2004,
Washington,
D.C.
meeting.
Stone, S., &
Smith, B.A. (2004).
Scientific Writing: It is
not just for scientists.
Presented to the
Eastern
Psychological Association for March 2004,
Washington,
D.C.
meeting
Atella, L.D.,
DiPietro, J.A., Smith, B.A., & St James-Roberts, I. (2003).
More than meets the eye:
Parental and infant contributors to maternal and paternal
report of early infant difficultness.
Parenting.
In press.
DiPietro,
J. Bornstein, M., Costigan, K., Pressman, E., Hahn, C., Painter,
K., Smith, B., & Yi, L.
(2001).What
does movement predict about behavior during the first two years of
life?
Developmental Psychobiology, 40,
358-371.
Hayes, M.H.,
Smith, B.A., Herrick, S., Roberts, S., & Swanson, E. (1997).
Motoric responses to
sucrose differ
in post mature and term infants.
Physiology & Behavior,
61:1, 101-106.
Smith, B.A., &
Blass, E.M. (1996). Taste-mediated calming in preterm and
full-term human infants.
Developmental Psychology, 32:6, 1084-1089.
Smith, B. A.
Salud Mental, 3,
4-5.A., Yi, L., & Fonseca, R. (1996). Patient barriers to
health care.
Boletin
del
Programa
de
Hayes, M.J., &
Smith.B.A. (1996).
Differential activation of a
“primitive feeding system” between
term and post mature
infants in the sucrose calming test.
Presented at the
International
Society
of Infant Sleep.
Hayes, M.J., &
Smith.B.A., Herrick, S. & Swanson, E.M. (March, 1995).
Behavioral differences
between term and
postmature infants in the sucrose calming test.
Presented at the biennial
meeting of the
Society for Research in Child Development,
Indianapolis,
IN.
Smith, B.,
Fonseca, R., McGill, J., & Uberoi, J. (August, 1994).
Perfil de un groupo de
adolescentes
embarazadas
atendidas en un
centro de salud.
Presented at the Congress
Pediatria,
Costa
Rica.
Kim, J.H.,
Swanson, E., & Smith, B.A. (June, 1993).
Calming effects of lactose on
distressed
human
infants.
Presented at the
Maryland
Psychological Association Convention,
Columbia,
MS.
First place winner
of the 1993 Annual Research Award Poster Session.
Kim, J.H.,
Swanson, E., & Smith, B.A. (June, 1992)
Implications of chronic prenatal
stress on
calming of human
infants.
Presented at the
Maryland
Psychological Association
Convention. First place winner of the 1992 Annual Research Award
Poster Session.
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Smith, B.A.,
Stevens, K., Torgerson, W.S., Kim, J.H. (1992). Diminished
reactivity of postmature
human infants
to sucrose compared to term infants.
Developmental Psychology, 28, 811- 820.
Blass, E.M., &
Smith, B.A., (1992). Differential effects of sucrose, fructose,
glucose, and lactose on
crying in 1-3
day-old human infants: Qualitative and quantitative
considerations.
Developmental Psychology, 28, 804-810.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (1991). Male saliva cues and female social choice
in Mongolian gerbils.
Physiology & Behavior, 50:2, 379-384.
Blass, E.M., &
Smith, B.A. (April, 1990).
Opioid and non-opioid mediation of pain and stress.
Presented at the 7th
International Conference on Infant Studies,
Montreal,
Canada.
Smith, B.A., &
Blass, E.M. (March, 1990).
Integration of taste and calming
systems in premature
infants.
Presented at the Conference on
Human Development,
Richmond,
VA.
Smith, B.A.,
Blass, E.M., & Wickham, D.A. (April, 1990).
Effects of gestational age on human
neonatal responses to or oral
stimuli. Presented at
the 7th International Conference on
Infant Studies,
Montreal,
Canada.
Smith, B.A.,
Fillion, T.J., & Blass, E.M. (1990). Orally-mediated sources of
calming in one- to three-
day-old human
infants.
Developmental
Psychology, 26, 731-737.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (1990). Preference of Mongolian gerbils for
salivary cues: A
developmental
analysis.
Animal
Behaviour, 34, 512-521.
Smith, B.A.,
Fillion, T.J., & Blass, E.M. (April, 1989).
Motivation in the human newborn:
Separation of oral
gustatory from oral tactile mechanisms of calming.
Presented at the
meeting of the
Society
for Research in Child Development,
Kansas City,
Kansas.
Smith, B.A.,
Blass, E.M., & Fillion, T.J. (November, 1988).
Orally-mediated opioid and non-opioid
reward mechanismsin
human infants. Presented
at the International
Society
of Psychobiology
meeting,
Toronto,
Canada.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (August, 1988).
Sibling vs. nonsibling matings of
Mongolian gerbils:
Some reproductive
consequences. Presented
at the
National
Animal Behaviour Society
Meeting,
Missoula,
Montana.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (June, 1987).
Source of saliva used by Mongolian gerbils for social
discrimination.
Presented at the
National
Animal Behaviour Society
Meeting,
Williamstown
MA.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (June, 1987).
Source of saliva used by Mongolian gerbils for social
discrimination.
Presented at the
National
Animal Behaviour Society Meeting,
Williamstown
MA.
Smith, B.A.
(May, 1987). An assessment of the role of salivary stimuli on
the mating preferences of
the Mongolian
gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus). Invited presentation at the
College of the
Atlantic,
Department of Biology Behavioral Ecology Seminar Series, Bar
Harbor, ME.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L., Volpe, C. & Schutrumpf, A. (June, 1983). Influence
of saliva on
social
behavior patterns of Mongolian
gerbils. Presented at
the National Animal
Behaviour Society meeting, Lewisburg, PA.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (November, 1982).
Semi-natural field of study
of the Mongolian gerbil.
Presented at the
Northeastern Animal Behaviour Society meeting,
Boston,
MA.
Smith, B.A., &
Block, M.L. (October, 1981).
Adaptive Chemosignals:
Discrimination of saliva
signals by Mongolian
gerbils at three stages of social development.
Presented at the
Northeastern Animal Behaviour Society Meeting,
Kingston,
Ontario,
Canada.
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