Children's social and emotional development in the shadow of a pandemic: A prospective, quasi-experimental study.

Longitudinal associations between authoritarian parenting and adolescent antisocial thinking, depression, and anxiety: Between- and within-person effects.

Authoritarian parenting has been associated with adolescent internalizing problems and antisocial development, yet whether these associations involve stable between-person differences or within-person deviations in adolescent outcomes remains unclear. Using data from a four-wave longitudinal study with a US probability...

Children’s Differential Susceptibility to Peer Acceptance and Rejection: A Multi-informant Longitudinal Study

In this multi-informant longitudinal study, we examined whether children with higher levels of self-reported sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) showed stronger longitudinal associations between peer relationships (i.e., peer acceptance and rejection) and their social-emotional functioning (i.e., prosocial behavior,...

How Maternal Mentalizing Deficits Relate to Adolescent Mentalizing Deficits: The Role of Negative Parenting in a Cross-Sectional Study

Collective Efficacy: A Resilience Factor to Adverse Childhood Experiences and Externalizing Behaviors

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) affect a third of all children in the United States. However, less is understood about how specific aspects of ACEs, such as household dysfunction, influence the behavioral development of children as they enter adolescence and whether collective efficacy can buffer this relationship...

Early predictors of children's hostile attribution bias: Relational conflict, executive functions, and gender differences.

Hostile attribution bias (HAB) is a well-established predictor of aggression and related psychopathologies. Yet the early factors shaping its development are not yet fully understood. In particular, it remains unclear (1) how early conflictual relationships with significant adults and children's cognitive capacities co...

Latent Profiles of Couples’ Psychological and Parenting Characteristics in Infancy and Differences in Infants’ Socio-emotional Development and Behavior Problems

This study examined latent profiles of couples' psychological and parenting characteristics during infancy and tested how these profiles relate to infants' behavior problems and social development. Using the second wave (2023; child age 1) of the Korean ECEC Panel Study, nine indicators—mothers' and fathers' depression...