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Social Context Moderates Mother-Infant Affective Synchrony in Everyday Life: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
Mother-infant affective synchrony, the moment-to-moment matching of mothers’ and infants’ emotions, is usually studied within the dyad when alone, yet everyday caregiving unfolds across varied social contexts. This study examined how momentary close company (partner, family member, or friend) relate
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