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Maternal Anxiety and Depression, Parenting, and Child Social-Emotional Functioning as an Interconnected System: Network Evidence from Born in Bradford
Maternal emotional wellbeing and children’s social emotional functioning are closely related. Parenting may play an important role in this relationship, as mothers and children respond to one another’s emotions and behaviours in everyday family life. However, we know less about which specific matern
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