ArticleJournal of child and family studies2025
Maternal and youth mental health predictors of maternal responses to youth emotions.
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Offspring of parents who have experienced interpersonal trauma are at increased risk of mental health problems. Because children learn to identify, express, and regulate their emotions through their parents' emotion socialization practices, these parenting behaviors may be an important, modifiable target in the prevention of the intergenerational transmission of mental health risks within trauma-affected families. However, little is known about influences on parents' socialization. The current study examines maternal and youth mental health as correlates and predictors of mothers' supportive and unsupportive responses to their children's negative emotional displays within a heterogenous community sample of 44 victims of interpersonal trauma and their 9-12-year-old children (
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