Although children's ability to regulate their emotions appears to be a key factor influencing risk for maladjustment, emotion processes during adolescence remain understudied.
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Although children's ability to regulate their emotions appears to be a key factor influencing risk for maladjustment, emotion processes during adolescence remain understudied.
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- Maternal emotion coaching, adolescent anger regulation, and siblings’ externalizing symptoms (2010) · doi
Although children's ability to regulate their emotions appears to be a key factor influencing risk for maladjustment, emotion processes during adolescence remain understudied.
Keywords: children ability regulate emotions appears factor influencing risk maladjustment emotion processes adolescence remain understudied - Risk Taking and Novelty Seeking in Adolescence: Introduction to Part I (2004) · doi
It is clear that adolescents think and act differently from adults, yet relatively little is known about the precise mechanisms underlying neural, behavioral, and cognitive events during this period.
Keywords: clear adolescents think differently adults relatively little known precise mechanisms underlying neural behavioral cognitive events - Neurobiological Processes of Risk and Resilience in Adolescence: Implications for Policy and Prevention Science (2014) · doi
Yet little is known about how these processes manifest in adolescence, a developmental window that is typically associated with an elevated risk for psychopathology and represents a period of neurological growth and reorganization that is second only to early childhood.
Keywords: little known processes manifest adolescence developmental window typically associated elevated risk psychopathology represents period neurological
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