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Self-Regulation and Toxic Stress

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Over 100 studies demonstrate that parental warmth, supportiveness, and sensitivity predict growth in self-regulation while harsh discipline techniques and maltreatment are associated with self-regulation difficulties. This 2015 review of the literature underscores the impact of early adversity and stress on self-regulation development. The report also highlights factors that may moderate the impact of stress.

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