In Paper Symposium: Parent-Child Biobehavioral Synchrony at Multiple Levels of Analysis

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In Paper Symposium: Parent-Child Biobehavioral Synchrony at Multiple Levels of Analysis
On Symposium Paper: A person-centered, network-based approach to mother-infant neural synchrony with functional near infrared spectroscopy

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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

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: Poster Session 09
On Individual Poster Presentation: 10 - Authoritarian style relates to changes in neural synchrony between mothers and infants across the Still-Face paradigm

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: Poster Session 13
On Individual Poster Presentation: 25 - Resting State Fronto-Amygdala Network Connectivity Associated with a Parent-Focused Intervention for Childhood Anxiety

Presenting Author

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

Non-Presenting Author

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

Non-Presenting Author

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

Non-Presenting Author