APS
2023 APS Annual Convention · 2023
Parental Emotion Coaching Predicts Lower Child Distress in Families Experiencing Homelessness
- Skylar Raynor
- Rachel Foster
- Ann Masten
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - Madelyn Labella
William & Mary
Abstract
The current study examined relationships among sociodemographic characteristics, parent attitudes toward child emotions, and child emotion outcomes in families experiencing homelessness. Findings indicated that child race and parental emotion coaching each uniquely predicted observed child distress, but not teacher-reported emotion regulation, in young children experiencing adversity.
Childhood Adversity
