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Maternal Comforting Behavior, Toddlers' Dysregulated Fear, and Toddlers' Emotion Regulatory Behaviors by Kiel, Elizabeth J, Price, Natalee N, Premo, Julie E

“…Developmental theories of emotion regulation suggest that influences from both extrinsic (e.g., from caregivers) and intrinsic (i.e., temperament) sources…”
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Maternal Depressive Symptoms, Toddler Emotion Regulation, and Subsequent Emotion Socialization by Premo, Julie E., Kiel, Elizabeth J.

“…Although many studies have examined how maternal depressive symptoms relate to parenting outcomes, less work has examined how symptoms affect emotion…”
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The Effect of Toddler Emotion Regulation on Maternal Emotion Socialization: Moderation by Toddler Gender by Premo, Julie E., Kiel, Elizabeth J.

“…Although developmental research continues to connect parenting behaviors with child outcomes, it is critical to examine how child behaviors influence parenting…”
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Training interpretation biases among individuals with body dysmorphic disorder symptoms by Premo, Julie E., Sarfan, Laurel D., Clerkin, Elise M.

“…•The current study is the first to use CBM-I to shift BDD-relevant interpretations.•Positive training reduced negative and increased positive BDD…”
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Startle to neutral, not negative stimuli: A neurophysiological correlate of behavioral inhibition in young children by Premo, Julie E., Mannella, Kristin A., Duval, Elizabeth R., Liu, Yanni, Morrison, Claire L., Moser, Jason S., Muzik, Maria, Rosenblum, Katherine L., Fitzgerald, Kate D.

“…A putative biomarker of anxiety risk, the startle response is typically enhanced by negative compared to neutral emotion modulation in adults, but remains…”
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Gender Moderates the Progression from Fearful Temperament to Social Withdrawal through Protective Parenting by Kiel, Elizabeth J., Premo, Julie E., Buss, Kristin A.

“…Child gender may exert its influence on development, not as a main effect, but as a moderator among predictors and outcomes. We examined this notion in…”
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Attention to Threat as a Predictor of Shyness in the Context of Internalizing and Externalizing Behavior by Hummel, Alexandra C., Premo, Julie E., Kiel, Elizabeth J.

“…The duration of children's attention to putative threat has been documented as a consistent predictor of later anxiety in inhibited children across childhood…”
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Attention to Threat as a Predictor of Shyness in the Context of Internalizing and Externalizing Problems by Hummel, Alexandra C, Premo, Julie E, Kiel, Elizabeth J

“…The duration of children's attention to putative threat has been documented as a consistent predictor of later anxiety in inhibited children across childhood…”
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3407 Maternal Daytime Dysfunction Due to Sleepiness and its Relation to Child Psychopathology by Strong, Cameron, Fitzgerald, Kate, Premo, Julie

“…OBJECTIVES/SPECIFIC AIMS: Anxiety is prevalent in early childhood and, when left untreated, increases children’s risk for chronic anxiety and depression later…”
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Maternal Encouragement to Approach Novelty: A Curvilinear Relation to Change in Anxiety for Inhibited Toddlers by Kiel, Elizabeth J., Premo, Julie E., Buss, Kristin A.

“…Various parenting behaviors (e.g., protection, intrusiveness, sensitivity) have been shown to impact young children’s anxiety development, particularly for…”
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Correlation of Error-Related Brain Activity and Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms in Youth by Becker, Hannah, Liu, Yanni, Premo, Julie, Hanna, Gregory, Heitzeg, Mary, Hardee, Jillian, Fitzgerald, Kate

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Greater Task Control Network Activation to Errors Predicts Greater Anxiety Across the Non-Clinical to Clinical Range of Severity by Liu, Yanni, Premo, Julie, Phan, K. Luan, Monk, Christopher, Fitzgerald, Kate

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31. Pediatricians’ Perceptions about Discussing Police Encounters with Black Adolescent Male Patients and Their Caregivers by Eugene, Jeffrey, Neergaard, Rebecca, Nelson, Maria, Edmondson, Emma, Capponi, Sarah, Herrera, Maria, Shea, Judy, Yun, Katherine, Jaffe, Nicole, Premo, Julie, Dalembert, George

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