Evaluating caregiver-child interactions in low-and middle-income countries: a systematic review of tools and methods

L Bozicevic, C Lucas, DN Magai, Y Ooi… - … of Reproductive and …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT Aims/Background The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
has placed emphasis on improving early child development globally. This is supported …

[HTML][HTML] Co-regulating the child's emotions in the classroom: Teachers' interpretations of and decision-making in emotional situations

EMF Kostøl, K Mänty - International Journal of Educational Research, 2024 - Elsevier
The present study aims to investigate how teachers interpret real-life situations in which
children display intense emotions in classrooms, and how they explain their situation …

Co-regulation in dyadic parent–child relationships: a video analysis of well-functioning interactions

EMF Kostøl, VB Kovač - Early Child Development and Care, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Co-regulation refers to warm, receptive, and supportive interactions between caregiver and
child that provide guidance and modulation of the child's emotions, behaviours, and …

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S Guadarrama - 2024 - scholarworks.calstate.edu
Co-regulation is an interactive process that occurs when parents assist their children in
regulating their emotional distress. Strategies used during parent-child interactions may …

[PDF][PDF] Global Cultural Change and Anxiety: The Links Between Socialization Goals and Child Mental Health

LK Kulisch, ALD Rojas, S Schneider, B Voigt - osf.io
In the 1980s, parenting guidebooks by James C. Dobson like “Dare to Discipline”
advocating strict parenting that aimed to foster obedience and compliance sold millions of …

[PDF][PDF] The Temporal Dynamics in Infant Emotion Responses from Age 6 to 12 Months across Laboratory Contexts: Developmental and Situational Influences, and …

ZM Suata - kclpure.kcl.ac.uk
Dysfunctional responses to emotionally charged situations and stimuli are at the core of
several psychopathologies including both internalising (eg, anxiety) and externalising (eg …