In Event: 1-052 - Poster Session 2
In Poster Session: 02 - Family Context & Processes
On Individual Poster: 109 - Do mothers' socialization goals and ethnotheories drive their daily activities and responses to child temperament in 15 countries?

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 1-149 - Poster Session 4
In Poster Session: 04 - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 262 - Trait and State Variance in Distress to Limitations Constructs: A Multi-Source Study of Infants

Presenting Author

In Event: 1-149 - Poster Session 4
In Poster Session: 04 - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 261 - Differences in paternal ratings of US and Dutch infants’ temperament: Father knows best?

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-085 - Temperamental Approach/Withdrawal in Early Childhood: Developmental Processes and Outcomes
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Development of Approach/Avoidance Tendencies: Growth of Positive Affectivity and Fear across the First Year of Life

Presenting Author

In Event: 2-100 - Poster Session 7
In Poster Session: 07 - Race, Ethnicity, Culture, Context
On Individual Poster: 202 - Cross-cultural differences in Toddlers’ Daily Activities and their relation to Temperament

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-140 - Co-creating interactions with parents: Child effects reexamined.

Chair

In Paper Symposium: 2-140 - Co-creating interactions with parents: Child effects reexamined.
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Mother-child interactions across the first year of life: Contributions of infant temperament

Presenting Author

In Event: 3-001 - Strategic Plan Poster Session
In Poster Session: Strategic Plan Poster Session - International Section
On Individual Poster: 194 - Parental Ethnotheories and Socialization Goals in Relation to Toddler Temperament across 15 Cultures

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-145 - Poster Session 12
In Poster Session: 12 - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 258 - Developmental Models of Infant Temperament: Exploring Effects of Maternal Pre and Postnatal Psychological Factors

Non-Presenting Author