In Event: 1-005 - Poster Session 01
In Poster Session: PS 01 Section - Developmental Psychopathology
On Individual Poster: 57 - Differences in Parent and Child Report of the SCARED: Implications for Investigations of Social Anxiety

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In Paper Symposium: 1-052 - Advances in the Study of Attention: Individual Differences, Developmental Trajectories, and Relations with Outcomes
On Symposium Paper: Using Person-Centered Approaches to Examine Individual Differences in Attention and Socioemotional Development

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In Event: 1-115 - Poster Session 03
In Poster Session: PS 03 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 210 - Effects of Temperament, Attention to Emotions, and Emotion Socialization on Internalizing Problems: An ERP Study

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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

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In Event: 2-055 - Poster Session 06
In Poster Session: PS 06 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 207 - High levels of behavioral inhibition and inhibitory control relate to affective responses to peer feedback in young children.

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In Paper Symposium: 3-132 - Cognitive Control in Childhood and Adolescence: Tracking Neural Development and Testing Novel Interventions
On Symposium Paper: Leveraging Time-Frequency EEG to Understand the Role of Theta Oscillations in Adolescent Cognitive Control

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In Event: 3-159 - Poster Session 12
In Poster Session: PS 12 Section - Biological Processes: Psychophysiology
On Individual Poster: 22 - Time-Frequency Approach to Studying Cognitive Control in Children: the Role of Theta and Delta Oscillations

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In Event: 3-159 - Poster Session 12
In Poster Session: PS 12 Section - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 202 - Emotion Regulation Mediates the Longitudinal Relations Between Early Temperament and Social Anxiety in Late Childhood.

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