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6q182j64r17	Julie Noel Schatz	Prenatal Maltreatment Risk, Early Parenting Behaviors, and Children's Emergent Regulation	2007		.txt	text/plain	178	6	22	Moreover, children's regulatory difficulties, assessed by physiological, emotional, and behavioral scales of regulation, were influenced by parenting at 18 months; changes in specific parenting behaviors, especially the quality of the home environment; and prenatal maltreatment risk. Findings are discussed in terms of their implications for understanding the effects of prenatal maltreatment risk on parenting and children's self-regulation and how prevention efforts can best target these domains in high risk families.	cache/6q182j64r17.txt	txt/6q182j64r17.txt