Psychology

Temperament and emotional overeating: the mediating role of caregiver response to children's negative emotions

S. Ju, S. Iwinski, et al.

This research by Sehyun Ju, Samantha Iwinski, and Kelly K. Bost delves into how caregiver reactions to children's negative emotions can influence the relationship between infant temperament and emotional overeating in preschoolers. The study highlights the significance of supportive caregiver responses in promoting healthier eating behaviors among children.

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