.10). Children whose mothers were more inconsistent and negative in their parenting had more dysregulated representations of family life and, in turn, poorer EC (see Figure 1). These results demonstrate that family experiences – parenting and the environment – and child behavior are intricately linked in early childhood. Because low EC is known to predict externalizing and externalizing problems, the awareness of dysregulated representations as a mediator may be important in helping children overcome the tendency to experience these maladaptive responses. Content is hosted by All Academic Inc, a leading provider of online hosting and software solutions for academic conferences supporting submission, peer review, scheduling, invitaions, volunteers, scheduling, web-based programs, advanced bulk email, custom workflows, and more for conferences of scholarly societies since 1999." />
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Poster #254 - Problematic Parenting, Children’s Dysregulated Representations, and Effortful Control in a Low-Income Sample

Sat, April 8, 12:15 to 1:30pm, Austin Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 4

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