In this pilot study, we longitudinally investigated parents' coaching and dismissing emotion
socialization (ES) belief changes over the first four months of children's cancer treatment …

Objective This study evaluated (a) differences in parents' emotion socialization (ES) beliefs
for patients/siblings,(b) whether parents' ES beliefs predict patient/sibling coping, and (c) …

Abstract Objective: This study evaluated (1) differences in parents' emotion socialization
(ES) beliefs for patients/siblings,(2) whether parents' ES beliefs predict patient/sibling …

• Although most pediatric hematology/oncology patients demonstrate adaptive psychosocial
adjustment, a significant subset are at risk for depression, anxiety, and other adjustment …

The aim of this study is to conduct a multimethod psychometric reduction in the Parents'
Beliefs about Children's Emotions (PBCE) questionnaire using an item response theory …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to identify links between caregiver hope, caregiver
coping behaviors, and caregivers' coaching versus dismissing emotion socialization (ES) …

Elevated child and caregiver psychopathology are observed in families of children with
cancer, with a subset developing clinically significant symptoms. This study examines …

Emotion regulation (ER) is a trans-diagnostic factor that has increased understanding of
etiology and treatment models for psychopathology, including depression and anxiety …

Objective Examined youth's perceptions of parental reactions to youth's cancer and non-
cancer event-related distress and the link between perceptions of parental reactions and …

Objectives We examined adolescents' emotional reactions to parental cancer and explored
relationships between emotional reactions and adolescents' emotional/behavioral problems …