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Early caregiving adversities and parental context effects on adolescents’ momentary emotion differentiation
Emotion differentiation—the ability to identify specific experienced emotions—associates with psychological health. Although theorized to develop through caregiving experiences, contextual effects on emotion differentiation in developmental populations have rarely been investigated, particularly amo
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