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  1. EARLY MALTREATMENT AND CURRENT QUALITY OF RELATIONAL CARE PREDICT SOCIOEMOTIONAL PROBLEMS AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED INFANTS AND TODDLERS
  2. Being a mother of preterm multiples in the context of socioeconomic disadvantage: perceived stress and psychological symptoms
  3. Recent contributions for understanding inhibited reactive attachment disorder
  4. Assessing preschoolers interactive behaviour: A validation study of the “Coding System for Mother-Child Interaction”
  5. Inhibited attachment disordered behavior in institutionalized preschool children: links with early and current relational experiences
  6. Maternal Narratives Contribute to Foundations of the Child’s Inner World
  7. Serotonin transporter polymorphism moderates the effects of caregiver intrusiveness on ADHD symptoms among institutionalized preschoolers
  8. Is the ideal mother a sensitive mother? Beliefs about early childhood parenting in mothers across the globe
  9. Risk Factors for Internalizing and Externalizing Problems in the Preschool Years: Systematic Literature Review Based on the Child Behavior Checklist 1½–5
  10. Maternal and Paternal Mental-state Talk and Executive Function in Preschool Children
  11. Gene–environment interactions in psychopathology throughout early childhood
  12. Institutionalization and indiscriminate social behavior: Differential-susceptibility versus diathesis-stress models for the 5-HTTLPR and BDNF genotypes
  13. Infants’ Style of Emotion Regulation with Their Mothers and Fathers: Concordance between Parents and the Contribution of Father-Infant Interaction Quality
  14. Does infertility history affect the emotional adjustment of couples undergoing assisted reproduction? the mediating role of the importance of parenthood
  15. Emotions Under the Skin
  16. Maternal attachment representations in relation to emotional availability and discipline behaviour
  17. Attachment style impacts behavior and early oculomotor response to positive, but not negative, pictures
  18. The interactive effect of maltreatment in the family and unstable institutional caregiving in predicting behavior problems in toddlers
  19. Quality of institutional care and early childhood development
  20. DECREASING HARSH DISCIPLINE IN MOTHERS AT RISK FOR MALTREATMENT: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL
  21. Enhancing positive parent–child interactions and family functioning in a poverty sample: a randomized control trial
  22. Does early family risk and current quality of care predict indiscriminate social behavior in institutionalized Portuguese children?
  23. Predicting Harsh Discipline in At-Risk Mothers: The Moderating Effect of Socioeconomic Deprivation Severity
  24. Predicting children's attachment behaviors from the interaction between oxytocin and glucocorticoid receptors polymorphisms
  25. SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL BEHAVIOR IN INSTITUTIONALIZED TODDLERS: INDIVIDUAL, EARLY FAMILY AND INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS
  26. Joint attention with the mother and the father at 10 months of age
  27. Why Do Only Some Institutionalized Children Become Indiscriminately Friendly? Insights From the Study of Williams Syndrome
  28. Joint attention at 10 months of age in infant–mother dyads: Contrasting free toy-play with semi-structured toy-play
  29. Vinculação no contexto familiar: relações entre cônjuges, entre pais e filhos adolescentes e entre irmãos
  30. Predição do apego de crianças em função do estilo educativo materno e do tipo de família
  31. Diverse Physical Growth Trajectories in Institutionalized Portuguese Children Below Age 3: Relation to Child, Family, and Institutional Factors
  32. Child and mother mental-state talk in shared pretense as predictors of children's social symbolic play abilities at age 3
  33. Can We Identify Emotion Over-regulation in Infancy? Associations with Avoidant Attachment, Dyadic Emotional Interaction and Temperament
  34. The indirect effect of contextual factors on the emotional distress of infertile couples
  35. Indiscriminate behavior observed in the strange situation among institutionalized toddlers: Relations to caregiver report and to early family risk
  36. Individual and relational contributions to parallel and joint attention in infancy
  37. Assessing infertility stress: re-examining the factor structure of the Fertility Problem Inventory
  38. Attachment insecurity and strategies for regulation: When emotion triggers attention
  39. Network support and parenting in mothers and fathers who conceived spontaneously or through assisted reproduction
  40. Autonomic correlates of attachment insecurity in a sample of women with eating disorders
  41. Parental investment in couples who conceived spontaneously or with assisted reproductive techniques
  42. Psychosocial adjustment during the transition to parenthood of Portuguese couples who conceived spontaneously or through assisted reproductive technologies
  43. Social nesting: Changes in social network and support across the transition to parenthood in couples that conceived spontaneously or through assisted reproductive technologies.
  44. Desenvolvimento, psicopatologia e apego: estudo exploratório com crianças institucionalizadas e suas cuidadoras
  45. Lessons learnt from a secondary school Sex Education Program in Portugal
  46. La théorie de l'attachement : son importance dans un contexte pédiatrique
  47. Attachment styles, memories of parental rearing and therapeutic bond: a study with eating disordered patients, their parents and therapists
  48. FPI profiles in a European sample of 1068 female patients suffering from anorexia or bulimia nervosa
  49. The Portuguese version of the Eating Disorders Inventory: evaluation of its psychometric properties