Neurobiological and social-contextual influences shape children's adjustment, yet limited
biopsychosocial studies have integrated temporal features when modeling physiological …

This study explored how patterns of physiological stress reactivity underpin individual
differences in sensitivity to early rearing experiences and childhood risk for …

Early behavioral inhibition (BI) is a known risk factor for later anxiety disorder. Variability in
children's parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) functioning may provide insight into the …

Little is known about the significance of mothers' attachment for neurobiological responding
during interactions with infants. To address this gap, this study examined links between …

This study examined how temporal associations between parents' physiological and
behavioral responses may reflect underlying regulatory difficulties in at-risk parenting. Time …

Introduction Parents provide their children with their first exposures to reciprocal shared
experiences, and parental modeling of socio-emotional behaviors and regulatory responses …

Impairments in cardiac vagal control (CVC) have been independently linked to smoking
status and depression and are implicated in self-regulatory processes that may exacerbate …

Some individuals are more reactive to emotional stimuli than others, and this is particularly
relevant to psychotherapists due to their frequent interaction with emotionally evocative …

Children with elevated behavioral inhibition (BI) show context-inappropriate fear and
dysregulated RSA across stressor tasks. However, few studies have examined dynamic …

Unpredictability, an aspect of early life adversity, creates significant disruptions for children
and adolescents' psychosocial development throughout their lifetime. Despite growing …