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- Social fear acquisition in children: the effect of parental verbal information and child temperament
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- The Parent-to-Child Transmission of Social Fears: The Effect of Verbal Information and Behavioral Inhibition
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- The Effect of Parental Verbal Information about Strangers in Social Situations on Children’s Reported Fear
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- The Influence of Parental Verbal Expressions of Threat versus Safety about Strangers on Children’s Attention: The role of Child Behavioral Inhibition
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- Does Parental Trait Social Anxiety Moderate Parent-to-Child Transmission of (Stranger) Anxiety via Verbal Information?
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- The effect of parental verbal information transmission on the development of childhood social fears: The immediate impact on avoidance and fear beliefs during social interaction
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- The Effect of Parental Verbal Communication of Threat and Safety on the Attentional Bias of Children
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- Exploring the relation between maternal depression and anxiety and child pupil responses to dynamic facial displays of emotion
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- Are a child’s fear beliefs influenced by their parents’ expression of threat vs safety? Does having child social anxiety increase fear beliefs?
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- Verbal transmission of social fear beliefs from parents to children: a moderation by parental social anxiety?
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- The effects of parents’ verbal information on children’s self-focused attention with the moderating effects of children’s fear of being negatively evaluated
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- The effect of parental threat vs. safety information on children’s fear beliefs, considering temperament
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- The Influence of Parental Verbal Information on Child Reported Fear of Strangers: ‘Mom, I Don’t Know What to Believe’
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- The Effects of Parental Verbal Expressions of Threat vs. Safety on Child Avoidance Behavior Child Social Anxiety Level as Moderating Factor
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- 'Believe Me, Strangers Are Scary': The Verbal Influence of Parents on Their Children's Fear Beliefs.
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- The effect of parental verbal expressions of threat versus safety on children’s heart rate responses to social tasks with strangers
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- Affective Eye Contact: Parental Self-Efficacy and the Child’s Perception of Parental Care in Response to Direct Gaze from One’s Child