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Role of temperament, parenting behaviors, and stress on Turkish preschoolers’ internalizing symptoms
Child- and family-related factors that predict internalizing symptoms are under-studied in preschool years and have a negative influence on children’s functioning. We examined observational assessments of preschoolers’ temperamental fear fulness and exuberance, mother reports of negative control, war
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