In Event: 1-061 - Poster Session 02
In Poster Session: PS 02 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 211 - Person-centered infant temperament profiles and infant prosocial behaviors with peers predict childhood social engagement

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 1-063 - The Multiple Factors Influencing Developmental Pathways of Behavioral Inhibition
On Symposium Paper: Characterizing Naturalistic Sustained Attention in Behaviorally Inhibited Children: Risk Factors for Internalizing Symptoms

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 1-115 - Poster Session 03
In Poster Session: PS 03 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 204 - Age and Temperament Moderate Attentional Vigilance to Faces in Infants: Evidence from an Eye-tracking Study

Presenting Author

In Event: 2-055 - Poster Session 06
In Poster Session: PS 06 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 212 - Naturalistic attention biases to social threat characterize socially withdrawn children

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 2-110 - Poster Session 07
In Poster Session: PS 07 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 211 - Low Naturalistic Attention Shifting as a Risk Factor for Internalizing Symptoms in Behaviorally Inhibited Children

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-003 - Poster Session 09
In Poster Session: PS 09 Section - Attention, Learning, Memory
On Individual Poster: 6 - Moderating Effect of Effortful Control on the Relation between Happy Biases and Externalizing Symptoms

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-063 - Neurocognitive Mechanisms of Reward Processing and Social Dysfunction across Childhood and Adolescence
On Symposium Paper: Processing Social and Non-Social Rewards in the Peer Context: The Role of Temperament

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-208 - Using a Social-Interactive Neuroscience Approach to Study Cognitive Processes Underlying Risk for Developmental Psychopathology

Chair

In Paper Symposium: 3-208 - Using a Social-Interactive Neuroscience Approach to Study Cognitive Processes Underlying Risk for Developmental Psychopathology
On Symposium Paper: Affect-biased Attention is Linked to Individual Differences in Social Withdrawal: A Multimodal Eye-tracking Investigation

Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-208 - Using a Social-Interactive Neuroscience Approach to Study Cognitive Processes Underlying Risk for Developmental Psychopathology
On Symposium Paper: Using Mobile Eye-Tracking Methodology to Capture Parent-Child Dynamics in the Context of Anxiety Risk

Non-Presenting Author