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Compassionate Love Buffers Stress-Reactive Mothers From Fight-or-Flight Parenting by Miller, Jonas G, Kahle, Sarah, Lopez, Monica, Hastings, Paul D

“…The links among mothers' compassionate love for their child, autonomic nervous system activity, and parenting behavior during less and more challenging…”
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The Development of Generosity From 4 to 6 Years: Examining Stability and the Biopsychosocial Contributions of Children’s Vagal Flexibility and Mothers’ Compassion by Miller, Jonas G., Kahle, Sarah, Troxel, Natalie R., Hastings, Paul D.

“…Individual differences in children’s prosocial behaviors, including their willingness to give up something of value for the benefit of others, are rooted in…”
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Roots and Benefits of Costly Giving: Children Who Are More Altruistic Have Greater Autonomic Flexibility and Less Family Wealth by Miller, Jonas G., Kahle, Sarah, Hastings, Paul D.

“…Altruism, although costly, may promote well-being for people who give. Costly giving by adults has received considerable attention, but less is known about the…”
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Moderate Baseline Vagal Tone Predicts Greater Prosociality in Children by Miller, Jonas G., Kahle, Sarah, Hastings, Paul D.

“…Vagal tone is widely believed to be an important physiological aspect of emotion regulation and associated positive behaviors. However, there is inconsistent…”
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Considering context in the developmental psychobiology of self‐regulation by Davis, Elizabeth L., Brooker, Rebecca J., Kahle, Sarah

“…The developmental psychobiology of self‐regulation in childhood has received increasing attention in recent years. As a next step in advancing research and…”
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On Measuring and Modeling Physiological Synchrony in Dyads by Helm, Jonathan L., Miller, Jonas G., Kahle, Sarah, Troxel, Natalie R., Hastings, Paul D.

“…Physiological synchrony within a dyad, or the degree of temporal correspondence between two individuals' physiological systems, has become a focal area of…”
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Sympathetic recovery from anger is associated with emotion regulation by Kahle, Sarah, Miller, Jonas G., Lopez, Monica, Hastings, Paul D.

“…•Dynamic changes in preschoolers’ sympathetic activity were measured during anger.•Greater sympathetic recovery was associated with better emotion…”
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An intervention that increases parental sensitivity in families referred to Child Protective Services also changes toddlers’ parasympathetic regulation by Hastings, Paul D, Kahle, Sarah, Fleming, Charles, Lohr, Mary Jane, Katz, Lynn Fainsilber, Oxford, Monica L

“…Experiencing maltreatment in early childhood predicts poor parasympathetic regulation, characterized by low baseline parasympathetic activity and strong…”
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How Well Socially Wary Preschoolers Fare Over Time Depends on Their Parasympathetic Regulation and Socialization by Hastings, Paul D., Kahle, Sarah, Nuselovici, Jacob M.

“…Parasympathetic regulation and maternal overprotective parenting were examined in 101 children as moderators of links between preschool (M = 3.53 years) social…”
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The Development of Frustration Regulation Over Early Childhood: Links Between Attention Diversion and Parasympathetic Activity by Kahle, Sarah, Miller, Jonas G., Troxel, Natalie R., Hastings, Paul D.

“…Diverting attention away from negative emotional stimuli has been associated with calmer physiological states in the moment, but little is known about the…”
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Linking autonomic physiology and emotion regulation in preschoolers: The role of reactivity and recovery by Kahle, Sarah, Miller, Jonas G., Helm, Jonathan L., Hastings, Paul D.

“…Physiological recovery from negative emotions may be important for effective self‐regulation, but little is known about recovery processes in children. The…”
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Roots and Benefits of Costly Giving: Young Children's Altruism is Related to Having Less Family Wealth and More Autonomic Flexibility by Miller, Jonas G., Kahle, Sarah, Hastings, Paul D.

“…Altruism, although costly, may promote well-being for those who give. Costly giving by adults has received considerable attention, but less is known about the…”
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Maternal Emotion Socialization and the Development of Inhibitory Control in an Emotional Condition by Kahle, Sarah, Grady, Jessica S., Miller, Jonas G., Lopez, Monica, Hastings, Paul D.

“…Although several studies have implicated parental socialization in children's development of multiple executive functions, little is known about how parenting…”
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Irritability Predicts Hyperactive/Impulsive Symptoms Across Adolescence for Females by Kahle, Sarah, Mukherjee, Prerona, Dixon, J Faye, Leibenluft, Ellen, Hinshaw, Stephen P, Schweitzer, Julie B

“…Irritability is common in Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), but little is known about whether irritability predicts the course of ADHD symptoms…”
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Heart Rate Variability and Acute Stress Among Novice Airway Managers by Mefford, Jason M., Kahle, Sarah, Gupta, Shikha, Tancredi, Daniel, Danielson, Aaron R., Clarke, Samuel O., Yarria, Lalena M.

“…Background The nature of medical emergencies places emergency physicians at risk for high levels of acute psychological stress (APS). Stress‐modifying…”
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Parasympathetic Regulation and Inhibitory Control Predict the Development of Externalizing Problems in Early Childhood by Kahle, Sarah, Utendale, William T., Widaman, Keith F., Hastings, Paul D.

“…The current report examined the longitudinal relations between cognitive self-regulation, physiological self-regulation, and externalizing problems. At age 4 (…”
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Linking Autonomic Reactivity and Recovery with Emotion and Emotion Regulation across Development by Kahle Kuipers, Sarah

“…In order to better understand how emotion processes contribute to children's broader self-regulatory abilities, the interrelations among the multiple…”
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active beauty ESSENTIALS by Schiller, Heidi, Kahle, Sarah

“…Several beauty tips for outdoor workouts are presented. Sun reflecting off snow can cause almost as much skin damage as if a person was facing it head-on…”
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