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Volume 75, Number 2, March 2004

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Emotion and Emotion Regulation: From Another Perspective
pp. 315-316(2)
Author: Langlois J.H.

Emotion-Related Regulation: Sharpening the Definition
pp. 334-339(6)
Authors: Eisenberg N.; Spinrad T.L.

Definitional Issues in Emotion Regulation Research
pp. 340-345(6)
Authors: Bridges L.J.; Denham S.A.; Ganiban J.M.

Emotion Regulation and the Dynamics of Feelings: A Conceptual and Methodological Framework
pp. 354-360(7)
Authors: Hoeksma J.B.; Oosterlaan J.; Schipper E.M.

Disambiguating the Components of Emotion Regulation
pp. 361-365(5)
Authors: Goldsmith H.H.; Davidson R.J.

Emotion and Cognition: An Intricately Bound Developmental Process
pp. 366-370(5)
Authors: Bell M.A.; Wolfe C.D.

On the Nature of Emotion Regulation
pp. 377-394(18)
Authors: Campos J.J.; Frankel C.B.; Camras L.

Thirteen-Month-Olds Rely on Shared Labels and Shape Similarity for Inductive Inferences
pp. 409-427(19)
Authors: Graham S.A.; Kilbreath C.S.; Welder A.N.

Development of Numerical Estimation in Young Children
pp. 428-444(17)
Authors: Siegler R.S.; Booth J.L.

The Genetic and Environmental Origins of Language Disability and Ability
pp. 445-454(10)
Authors: Spinath F.M.; Price T.S.; Dale P.S.; Plomin R.

The Impact of Maternal Characteristics and Contextual Variables on Infant–Mother Attachment
pp. 480-496(17)
Authors: Huth-Bocks A.C.; Levendosky A.A.; Bogat G.A.; von Eye A.

Behavioral Measurement of Remembering Phenomenologies: So Simple a Child Can Do It
pp. 497-504(8)
Authors: Brainerd C.J.; Holliday R.E.; Reyna V.F.

Scaling of Theory-of-Mind Tasks
pp. 523-541(19)
Authors: Wellman H.M.; Liu D.

Children's Temperament and Behavior Problems Predict Their Employed Mothers' Work Functioning
pp. 580-594(15)
Authors: Hyde J.S.; Else-Quest N.M.; Goldsmith H.H.; Biesanz J.C.

The Retention Effects of an Adult's Emotional Displays on Infant Behavior
pp. 595-613(19)
Authors: Hertenstein M.J.; Campos J.J.

Understanding Perspectives and Emotions in Contract Violation: Development of Deontic and Moral Reasoning
pp. 614-635(22)
Authors: Keller M.; Gummerum M.; Tien Wang X.; Lindsey S.

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