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Associations of caregiver-child interbrain synchrony and caregiver emotion socialization: a context-dependent perspective
Supportive caregiver emotion-related socialization enhances child emotional, physical, and social outcomes. Emerging data suggest that greater caregiver-child interbrain synchrony is associated with protective developmental outcomes, including increased emotion regulation and decreased psychopatholo
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