Maternal parenting stress and social-emotional problems of Chinese preschoolers: The role of the mother-child relationship and maternal adverse childhood experiences

Jia, Liyuan; Zhang, Zhixian; Li, Ruoyu; Zha, Jinhong; Fang, Peifei; He, Haiyan; Wan, Yuhui

doi:10.1016/j.jad.2024.01.110

Journal of Affective Disorders

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2024.01.110

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Maternal parenting stress and social-emotional problems of Chinese preschoolers: The role of the mother-child relationship and maternal adverse childhood experiences

Liyuan Jia,

Zhixian Zhang,

Ruoyu Li

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Maternal parenting stress and social-emotional problems of Chinese preschoolers: The role of the mother-child relationship and maternal adverse childhood experiences

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Nurturing creativity in Chinese families: The family creative climate as a mediator and mother-child closeness/conflict as moderators in the link between maternal creative self-efficacy and children's creative potential traits

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