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Patterns of Association between Early Childhood Teachers' Emotion Socialization Styles, Emotion Beliefs and Mind-Mindedness

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Veronica Ornaghi, Elisabetta Conte, Alessia Agliati & Sabina Gandellini. (2022) Early-childhood teachers’ emotion socialization practices: a multi-method study. Early Child Development and Care 192:10, pages 1608-1625.
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