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Young Children’s Help-Seeking Expectations in Teacher-Child Interactions: The Effects of Teachers’ Familiarity and Response Valence
Effective help-seeking is essential for young children’s adaptation in early childhood education settings, yet little is known about how they selectively seek help based on different social cues. This study examined how young children integrate teachers’ familiarity and response valence when predict
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