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Examining how toddlers' emerging self-regulatory capabilities relate to later behavioral outcomes is important for understanding internalizing and externalizing problems during early childhood. Child self-regulation may serve as a promotive factor, with children demonstrating stronger self-regulation showing resilience...

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Exploring Longitudinal Associations Among Error-Related Negativity, Perception of Interpersonal Events, and Internalizing Symptoms in Female Adolescents

Heightened error-related negativity (ERN), a neural marker of error sensitivity and trait defensive reactivity, and maladaptive appraisals of interpersonal events have each been linked to adolescent internalizing symptoms. Few studies have evaluated a developmental mechanistic model to test whether enhanced ERN might p...

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Positive parenting and its impact on positive development of adolescents and emerging adults across academic trajectories

The literature shows that parenting style is the main factor for the positive development of children at all stages of development. Positive development has been evaluated using various psychological constructs. This study analyzes this relationship using four constructs with a strong adaptive component: dispositional...

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Adolescent-Parent Agreement on Internalizing, Externalizing and Prosocial Behaviors: Do Age and Gender Matter?

This study investigated the extent of adolescent-parent agreement concerning adolescents’ internalizing, externalizing and prosocial behaviors. Adolescents’ age and gender were examined as explanatory factors. The sample comprised 5,224 participants, involving both self-assessments by adolescents (nfemale = 2,726, nmal...

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Collective Efficacy: A Resilience Factor to Adverse Childhood Experiences and Externalizing Behaviors

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) affect a third of all children in the United States. However, less is understood about how specific aspects of ACEs, such as household dysfunction, influence the behavioral development of children as they enter adolescence and whether collective efficacy can buffer this relationship...

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