[HTML][HTML] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
[HTML][HTML] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
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Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation.
NM Elsayed, BI Rappaport, JL Luby… - Developmental …, 2021 - europepmc.org
Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
[PDF][PDF] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
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Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
Evidence for Dissociable Cognitive and Neural Pathways from Poverty versus Maltreatment to Deficits in Emotion Regulation
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Poverty and maltreatment predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective cognitive ER
is supported by (1) cognitive processes implicated in generating and implementing cognitive …
is supported by (1) cognitive processes implicated in generating and implementing cognitive …
[PDF][PDF] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
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Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
NM Elsayed, BI Rappaport, JL Luby… - Developmental …, 2021 - profiles.wustl.edu
Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
[PDF][PDF] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
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Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
[PDF][PDF] Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
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Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
Evidence for dissociable cognitive and neural pathways from poverty versus maltreatment to deficits in emotion regulation
NM Elsayed, BI Rappaport, JL Luby… - Developmental cognitive …, 2021 - safetylit.org
Poverty and threat exposure (TE) predict deficits in emotion regulation (ER). Effective
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …
cognitive ER (ie, reappraisal) may be supported by:(1) cognitive processes implicated in …