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Parenting Stress and Child Anxiety: Exploring Potential Moderators
Parenting stress, or stress that arises from the demands of parenting, has been linked with children’s internalizing and externalizing behaviors (Rodriguez, 2011; Tsotsi et al., 2019). Of these behaviors, less is known about its unique relation to anxiety, a prevalent and significant disorder for ma
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