Perceived urgency and physiological reactivity predict maternal behaviors in infant affect regulation during a simulated cry response task

M.L. Verhage; M. Oosterman; C. Schuengel

Perceived urgency and physiological reactivity predict maternal behaviors in infant affect regulation during a simulated cry response task

M.L. Verhage, M. Oosterman, C. Schuengel

Clinical Child and Family Studies

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	World Association for Infant Mental Health Congress - Cape Town, South Africa Duration: 17 Apr 2012 → 21 Apr 2012

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Conference	World Association for Infant Mental Health Congress
Period	17/04/12 → 21/04/12

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Place of publication: Cape Town, South Africa

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