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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMPATHY IN YOUNG CHILDREN AND EMOTION SOCIALIZATION PRACTICES OF THEIR PARENTS
The purposes of this study are, first, to examine the empathy levels of children 60-72 months and gender differences in empathy; second, identifying emotion socialization practices of mothers and fathers of children 60-72 months by focusing on the reactions to children’s negative emotions and emotio
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