In Event: Poster Session 01
In Poster Session: PS 01 Topic - Biological Processes: Psychophysiology
On Individual Poster: Patterns of Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System Functioning in Two Samples of High-Risk Children during Kindergarten

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In Event: Poster Session 01
In Poster Session: PS 01 Topic - Developmental Psychopathology
On Individual Poster: Maternal Psychological Distress and Parenting Behavior in a Low-Income Sample: Moderation by Maternal Substance Use

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In Event: Poster Session 01
In Poster Session: PS 01 Topic - Parenting & Parent-Child Relationships
On Individual Poster: Caregiving Environmental Risk, Parenting, and Aggression from Infancy to Adolescence in a High-Risk Sample.

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In Event: Poster Session 06
In Poster Session: PS 06 Topic - Health, Growth, Injury
On Individual Poster: Play With Me: The Development of a Positive Parenting Intervention to Promote Healthy Eating Among Young Children

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In Flash Talk Session: Developmental psychophysiology and developmental psychopathology: Temporal and contextual considerations
On Individual Flash Talk Paper: The Effects of Prenatal and Postnatal Substance Exposure on C-Reactive Protein, Magnified by Behavioral Problems

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In Event: Poster Session 10
In Poster Session: PS 10 Topic - Family Context & Processes
On Individual Poster: A Person-Centered Approach to Family Risk and the Development of Emotional Well-Being in Early Adolescence

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In Paper Symposium: Effects of Prenatal Substance Exposure and Postnatal Environment on Autonomic Physiology: From Pregnancy to Adolescence
On Symposium Paper: Preliminary Effects of Prenatal Opioid Exposure and an Attachment-Based Intervention on Infant Autonomic Physiology

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In Paper Symposium: Effects of Prenatal Substance Exposure and Postnatal Environment on Autonomic Physiology: From Pregnancy to Adolescence
On Symposium Paper: Associations between Prenatal Substance Exposure and Autonomic Functioning during Early School Age and Early Adolescence: An Examination of Sex and Postnatal Environmental Risk as Potential Moderators

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