A convergent behavioral-neural profile of parental dysregulation and the link between parent-child brain-state similarity and child negative affect
Parent-child neural similarity is often interpreted as a marker of attunement, but its developmental significance may not be uniformly positive across family environments. We tested whether the parent's own emotional and regulatory profile, measured both behaviorally and neurally, moderates the developmental significance of parent-child neural similarity. Applying a hidden Markov model (HMM-MAR;…
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