In Flash Talk Session: Transitions in Early Childhood: Longitudinal Links to Later Internalizing Symptoms
On Flash Talk Paper Presentation: Co-occurring Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors During the Transition to Kindergarten: Disentangling Between- and Within-Individual Associations

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 05
On Individual Poster Presentation: 54 - A Person-Centered Analysis of Parent Socialization of Emotion at Ages Two and Five

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 05
On Individual Poster Presentation: 55 - Home chaos at 18 months relates to infant anger and social fear from 18-to-24 months

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 08
On Individual Poster Presentation: 4 - Measuring Attention Bias: Predicting Anxiety in Adolescents Using Eye Tracking, Reaction Time, and EEG Measures

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 11
On Individual Poster Presentation: 15 - Associations Between Neighborhood Characteristics, Parental Monitoring, and Adolescent Anxiety Symptoms Through a Pluralistic Lens

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In Paper Symposium: Biopsychosocial processes in early development: Using large-scale longitudinal studies to uncover interacting developmental mechanisms

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In Paper Symposium: Biopsychosocial processes in early development: Using large-scale longitudinal studies to uncover interacting developmental mechanisms
On Symposium Paper: The development of biased attention to threat across the first two years of life

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In Paper Symposium: Biopsychosocial processes in early development: Using large-scale longitudinal studies to uncover interacting developmental mechanisms
On Symposium Paper: When the world pivots: Changes in infant negative affect in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

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In Paper Symposium: Biopsychosocial processes in early development: Using large-scale longitudinal studies to uncover interacting developmental mechanisms
On Symposium Paper: EEG Correlates of Anxiety Risk from 8-to-18-Months are associated with Mother-Infant Affective Concordance at 8-Months

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In Paper Symposium: Biopsychosocial processes in early development: Using large-scale longitudinal studies to uncover interacting developmental mechanisms
On Symposium Paper: Moderating effects of environmental stressors on the development of attention to threat in infancy

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In Paper Symposium: Temperament and Social Relationships: Multiple Methods for Understanding the Whole Child Across Development
On Symposium Paper: Infant Temperamental Negative Affect Relates to Social Behavior with Peers but not Early Social Attention Trajectories

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In Paper Symposium: Temperament and Social Relationships: Multiple Methods for Understanding the Whole Child Across Development
On Symposium Paper: Trajectories of Infant EEG Delta-Beta Coupling in the Context of Mother-Infant Dyadic Interactions: The Role of Infant Temperament in Coloring These Relations

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster Presentation: 135 - Individual Differences in Automatic Nervous System Activity and the Relation Between Early Toddler Dysregulation and Childhood Externalizing Behaviors

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster Presentation: 14 - Biobehavioral Reactivity to Social Threat: Concordance Across Measures and Associations with Adolescent Social Anxiety

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 15
On Individual Poster Presentation: 38 - Socioeconomic Status, Parenting, and Inhibitory Control at age 2 Predict Later Child Prosocial Behaviors.

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 17
On Individual Poster Presentation: 55 - Neighborhood Cohesion as a Moderator between Familial Stress and Externalizing Behavior in Infancy

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 17
On Individual Poster Presentation: 131 - Neurophysiological Emotion Regulation Mediates the Link Between Digital Media Use and Anxiety Symptoms in Adolescents

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In Flash Talk Session: Measurement and consequences of childhood self regulation and self control
On Flash Talk Paper Presentation: Examining Maternal Emotion Dismissing and Toddler’s Anger Proneness as Predictors for Preschoolers' Expressive Control

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