Emotion Socialization in Anxious Youth: Parenting Buffers Emotional Reactivity to Peer Negative Events

Caroline W. Oppenheimer; Cecile D. Ladouceur; Jennifer M. Waller; Neal D. Ryan; Kristy Benoit Allen; Lisa Sheeber; Erika E. Forbes; Ronald E Dahl; Jennifer S. Silk

doi:10.1007/s10802-015-0125-5

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