Classroom Interactions, Dyadic Teacher-Child Relationships, and Self-Regulation in Socially Disadvantaged Young Children.

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Keeping the Spirits Up: The Effect of Teachers' and Parents' Emotional Support on Children's Working Memory Performance.Multilevel analysis of personality, family, and classroom influences on emotional and behavioral problems among Chinese adolescent students

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