Caregiver emotion regulation predicts trajectories of psychopathology during pediatric cancer treatment.

Caregiver emotion regulation predicts trajectories of psychopathology during pediatric cancer treatment.
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护理人员的情绪调节可预测儿科癌症治疗期间的精神病理学轨迹。

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10.1037/fam0001071
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发表时间:
2023
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Journal of family psychology : JFP : journal of the Division of Family Psychology of the American Psychological Association (Division 43)
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FainsilberKatz,Lynn
FainsilberKatz,Lynn
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Boparai,Sameen;Dunning,EmilyD;Keim,Madelaine;Galtieri,LianaR;King,Kevin;Friedman,Debra;Compas,Bruce;Breiger,David;Lengua,LilianaJ;FainsilberKatz,Lynn

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