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Identifying Windows of Developmental Susceptibility to Media Emotion Regulation with Associations to Children’s Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors, Problematic Media Use, and Emotional Development
Research has consistently found that media emotion regulation processes are negatively related to several developmental outcomes in early childhood. Using longitudinal data from N = 451 children, we examined how the association between media emotion regulation processes and children’s problematic m
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