APS
2022 APS Annual Convention
Associations between Exposure to Adversity and Child Well-Being: Assessing the Role of Emotion Regulation
Children exposed to adversity (e.g., family-level poverty, high levels of maternal stress or trauma) are at significantly higher risk of developing a wide range of psychological and physical health difficulties. This symposium aims to elucidate the role of child and parent-level emotion regulation in these important associations.
Chairs & Discussants
- Kalee De FranceChair
Yale University - Kalee De FranceChair
Queen's University - Sheila CrowellDiscussant
The University of Utah
Presentations
- Associations between SES and Student Outcomes: The Mediating Roles of Negative and Positive EmotionsKalee De France
- Prenatal Maternal Difficulty with Emotional Clarity Predicts Infant Autonomic Activity—but Only Among Those with High Financial StressRobert Vlisides-Henry
- Effects of Prenatal Emotion Dysregulation Versus Lifetime Preconception Trauma on Postpartum Sleep HealthParisa Kaliush
