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First published 2025-12

The Lack of Association of Infant Gender with Postpartum Depression and Breastfeeding Duration

Büşra Akkurt, Aysel Bülez

Breastfeeding Medicine

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First published 2004-12

Sex and gender differences in newborn infants: why are boys at increased risk?

Emma Elsmén, Mårten Steen, Lena Hellström-Westas

Journal of Men's Health

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First published 2018

Gender Differences in Withdrawing Infants

Sarah Stevens, Tyler Flaugher, Kaitlynn Hughes [...]

Sage Open Pediatrics

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First published 2017-9

U.S. and Chilean Mothers’ Use of Mental References With Infant Girls and Boys: Comparison of Maternal Practices in Gender Socialization via Language in Two Countries

Tzu-Fen Chang, Chamarrita Farkas, Daniela Vilca [...]

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology

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First published 2013-1

Gender differences in the incentive salience of adult and infant faces

Amanda C. Hahn, Dengke Xiao, Reiner Sprengelmeyer [...]

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2002-05

Infant Gender Differences Regarding Acute Established Pain

Barbara F. Fuller

Clinical Nursing Research

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First published 2002-9

Representation of the Gender of Human Faces by Infants: A Preference for Female

Paul C Quinn, Joshua Yahr, Abbie Kuhn [...]

Perception

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First published 1977-10

Gender Bias in Observers' Perceptions of Infants' Sex: It's a Boy Most of the Time!

Katherine A. Hildebrandt, Hiram E. Fitzgerald

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2010-8

Gender Label and Perceived Infant Emotionality: A Partial Replication of a Classic Study

Faye B. Steuer, Blair C. Bode, Kelley A. Rada [...]

Psychological Reports

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First published 1978-12

Empathy,Gender,and Training as Factors in the Identification of Normal Infant Cry-Signals

Samuel T. Gladding

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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