Affect development and its assessment in infancy

Keywords

Affect (linguistics), Conceptualization, Affect regulation, Psychology, Modalities

References

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Cited by

• Toddlers' emotion regulation behaviors: the roles of social context and family expressiveness.Pamela W. Garner — 1995
• New research on affect regulation: Developmental, clinical, and theoretical considerationsAntal E. Solyom — 1987
• Assessing Emotional Availability in Early DevelopmentR. Emde, M. Easterbrooks — 1985

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